Answer the question in the image? From a cross-sectional life table provided, please answer the following questions below:Age group DeathPopulation Death ratenQxIxndx Lx Tx ex0-424145241.650.0082 10005-91178160.060.000310-14241720.120.000615-1915208480.720.003620-2420108841.840.009125-291172121.530.007630-341191361.200.00635-39128680.620.003140-4420141321.420.00745-4922101282.170.010750-543067844.420.021655-593757406.450.031260-6457404814.080.065865-6965277223.450.104970-74107210050.950.198575-7974113665.140.245780-8469440156.820.439585-8941168244.050.549690+1344295.451(a) Calculate the following column heading: I, ndx ,Lx ,Tx and ex(b) How many deaths would occur in the interval of 45-64 years? and, what age would youexpect a person to live (on average) once he/she has attained the age of 65 years?

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From a cross-sectional life table provided, please answer the following c Age group Death Population Death rate nQx Ix nC 0-4 24 14524 1.65 0.0082 1000 5-9 1 17816 0.06 0.0003 10-14 3 24172 0.12 0.0006 15-19 15 20848 0.72 0.0036 20-24 20 10884 1.84 0.0091 25-29 11 7212 1.53 0.0076 30-34 11 9136 1.20 0.006 35-39 8 12868 0.62 0.0031 40-44 20 14132 1.42 0 007

From a cross-sectional life table provided, please answer the following c Age group Death Population Death rate nQx Ix nC 0-4 24 14524 1.65 0.0082 1000 5-9 1 17816 0.06 0.0003 10-14 3 24172 0.12 0.0006 15-19 15 20848 0.72 0.0036 20-24 20 10884 1.84 0.0091 25-29 11 7212 1.53 0.0076 30-34 11 9136 1.20 0.006 35-39 8 12868 0.62 0.0031 40-44 20 14132 1.42 0 007

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.1: Measures Of Center

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