9. A new test is developed to test for a certain disease, giving "positive" or "negative" results to indicate that the person does or does not have the disease. For a person who actually has the disease, the test will give a positive result with probability 0.95. For a person who does not have the disease, the test will give a positive result with probability 0.05. Furthermore, only one person in 1000 actually has the disease. If a randomly selected person is given the test and tests positive, what is the probability that the person actually has the disease?
5. Which of the following is more probable:
correctly guessing all the answers on a 20-question true-false exam
flipping a coin 20 times and obtaining all heads
correctly guessing all the answers on a 10-question multiple-choice exam that contains five choices for each question
Support your choice with appropriate reasoning. Please give explanation thats the most important thing for me
2007-12-05
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