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A test subject is randomly selected for a pregnancy test. What is the probability of getting a subject who is not pregnant, given that the test result is positive? Find the probability using the data table.

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A Test Subject Is Randomly Selected For A Pregnancy Test What Is The Probability Of Getting A Subject Who Is Not Pregnant Given That The Test Result Is Positive class=

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First we need to choose from "Posivite Test" column:
[tex] \frac{12}{12+78} = \frac{12}{90} = 0,1333(3)[/tex] 

The correct answer is:

0.13

Explanation:

Using the two-way table, we focus on the column labeled "Positive Test." There are 78+12 = 90 people who had a positive test. Out of these, 12 were not pregnant. This is a probability of 12/90 = 0.133333 = 0.13.

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