Rapid Strep Test Have Strep Do Not Have Strep Total Test Positive 90 2 92 Test Negative 5 3 8 Total 95 5 100 Find each rate True Positive Rate _94.7%__ False Positive Rate ____________ True Negative Rate _______ False Negative Rate ____________

Rapid Strep Test Have Strep Do Not Have Strep Total Test Positive 90 2 92 Test Negative 5 3 8 Total 95 5 100 Find each rate True Positive Rate _94.7% False Positive Rate ______ True Negative Rate _ False Negative Rate __________

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter5: Inverse, Exponential, And Logarithmic Functions

Section5.6: Exponential And Logarithmic Equations

Problem 69E

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	Have Strep	Do Not Have Strep	Total
Test Positive	90	2	92
Test Negative	5	3	8
Total	95	5	100

Find each rate

True Positive Rate _94.7%__ False Positive Rate ____________

True Negative Rate _______ False Negative Rate ____________

What percent of patients test Negative? _____8%____

Given a patient tested negative what percent have strep throat? _______

Looking at the False Negative rate and the answers for part c, why does a doctor have the Negative tests tested by the traditional method which takes two to three days?

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