On the image linked there is the results of RT-qPCR used to test SARS-CoV-2 infection in samples 1-7. Sample 3 is a positive control and Ct < 40 indicates a positive test result for infection. Which of the samples 1-7 are positive respectivly negative when the threshold is highered to 4,000?

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