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The odds that a randomly selected male doctor at hospital Y
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22 May 2018, 11:05
22 May 2018, 11:05
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The odds that a randomly selected male doctor at hospital Y is a surgeon is what percent larger than the odds he is an obstetrician?
A. 34
B. 60
C. 63
D. 100
E. 170
Re: The odds that a randomly selected male doctor at hospital Y
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19 Jan 2019, 20:43
19 Jan 2019, 20:43
Any explanation please?
Re: The odds that a randomly selected male doctor at hospital Y
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20 Jan 2019, 12:36
20 Jan 2019, 12:36
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Hi,
read very carefully the statement: the answer is there.
Obstetrics male is 10
general + Orthopedic surgery is 27
% difference
\(\frac{27-10}{10} = 1.7 * 100 = 170\)
E is the answer
read very carefully the statement: the answer is there.
Obstetrics male is 10
general + Orthopedic surgery is 27
% difference
\(\frac{27-10}{10} = 1.7 * 100 = 170\)
E is the answer
