8. The proportion of positives that corespond to the presence of the condition is called. The formula isTNTN+FPa) Specificityb) Predictive value positivec) Sensitivityd) Predictive valuc ncgative9. A mcasurcment the ability of a tcst to dctcct the condition whcn thc condition is prcscnt is callcd. The formula isTPTP+ FNa) Predictive value positiveb) Predictive value negativec) Specificityd) Sensitivity10. A test result is one that does NOT detect the condition when the condition when the condition is present is called.a) False Negativeb) False positivec) Truc Negatived) Truc Positive3. E The De xPsycho xwhat b XOWL// XS CashC xThank X-e6972a2a538bd5463ef8809d646584574ea7d8ca/MyFiles/Downloads/Math%20115%20Final%20Exam2 580%-1Questions 1-4 use the following scenario:Suppose that you have decided to buy an ice cream truck to go into the ice cream business this summer instead of gettinga summer job. You collected data every day last summer while working for an ice cream company about the temperature(in °F) and salcs (in dollars) for that day as a way to rescarch for your new busincss. You decided to fit a regression lineand get the following bascd ofT of your dataSalcs = -762 + 18.53*TcmpcratureR=47.1%

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8. The proportion of positives that correspond to the presence of the condition is called. The formula is TN TN+FP a) Specificity b) Predictive value positive c) Sensitivity d) Predictive valuc negative 9. A mcasurcment the ability of a tcst to dctcct the condition when the condition is prescnt is callcd. The formula is TP TP+FN a) Predictive value positive b) Predictive value negative c) Specificity d) Scnsitivity 10. A test result is one that does NOT detect the condition when the condition when the condition is present is called. a) False Negative b) False positive c) Truc Negative d) Truc Positive

8. The proportion of positives that correspond to the presence of the condition is called. The formula is TN TN+FP a) Specificity b) Predictive value positive c) Sensitivity d) Predictive valuc negative 9. A mcasurcment the ability of a tcst to dctcct the condition when the condition is prescnt is callcd. The formula is TP TP+FN a) Predictive value positive b) Predictive value negative c) Specificity d) Scnsitivity 10. A test result is one that does NOT detect the condition when the condition when the condition is present is called. a) False Negative b) False positive c) Truc Negative d) Truc Positive

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