Asked by Bob
Participants in a study of a new medication received either medication A or a placebo. Find P(placebo and improvement). You may find it helpful to make a tree diagram of the problem on a separate piece of paper.
Of all those who participated in the study, 80% received medication A.
Of those who received medication A, 76% reported an improvement.
Of those who received the placebo, 62% reported no improvement.
I don't know how to do this at all, any hints or help would be nice. :)
Of all those who participated in the study, 80% received medication A.
Of those who received medication A, 76% reported an improvement.
Of those who received the placebo, 62% reported no improvement.
I don't know how to do this at all, any hints or help would be nice. :)
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Answered by
John
Did you ever get it?
Answered by
Keierra
participants—80% Medication A-----76% improvement
24% no improvement
20% placebo-------38% improvement
62% no improvement
20%*38%=.2*.38-7.6%
24% no improvement
20% placebo-------38% improvement
62% no improvement
20%*38%=.2*.38-7.6%
Answered by
Daniel J. D'arby
Thanks for this! Remember, it's not cheating unless you're caught.
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