The following table cross-classifies pregnant women in the study by their body mass index (BMI) at 16 weeks gestation and whether they had pre-term delivery. What proportion of women with BMI greater than 35 delivers pre-term?   BMI < 30 BMI 30–34.9 BMI 35+ Pre-term 320 80 120 Full term 4700 480 300

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The following table cross-classifies pregnant women in the study by their body mass index (BMI) at 16 weeks gestation and whether they had pre-term delivery. What proportion of women with BMI greater than 35 delivers pre-term?

 

BMI < 30

BMI 30–34.9

BMI 35+

Pre-term

320

80

120

Full term

4700

480

300

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  BMI < 30 BMI 30-34.9  BMI 35+ Row Total 
Pre term  320 80 120 520
Post term  4700 480 300 5480
Column Total  5020 560 420 6000

 

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