mckenzierae
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In the developed regions of the world, women constitute about 51% of the adult population. In these regions of the world 8% of women and 4% of men have been sterilized as a means of contraception.
a) What percent of adults in developed countries are men who have been sterilized as a means of contraception?
b) What percent of adults in developed countries are women who have been sterilized as a means of contraception?
c) What percent of adults in developed countries have been sterilized as a means of contraception?
d) If an adult in a developed country has been sterilized as a means of contraception, what is the probability that adult is a woman?
--So, I'm not quite sure why I'm so confused, I was understanding this yesterday and for some reason I can't quite get it.
I have:
F- Female
S- Sterilized
P(F)= .51
P(F)'= .49
P(S|F)= .08
P(S|F')= .04
But I don't know where to go from there. Help is MUCH appreciated!!!
a) What percent of adults in developed countries are men who have been sterilized as a means of contraception?
b) What percent of adults in developed countries are women who have been sterilized as a means of contraception?
c) What percent of adults in developed countries have been sterilized as a means of contraception?
d) If an adult in a developed country has been sterilized as a means of contraception, what is the probability that adult is a woman?
--So, I'm not quite sure why I'm so confused, I was understanding this yesterday and for some reason I can't quite get it.
I have:
F- Female
S- Sterilized
P(F)= .51
P(F)'= .49
P(S|F)= .08
P(S|F')= .04
But I don't know where to go from there. Help is MUCH appreciated!!!