In London 1 person in 30 had Covid19. I live in West Palm Beach with a million people. I saw the ratio here is that 56 people to every 100,000 has had Covid. 1. What is the ratio? and 2. What are my odds, being that the virus can infect 3 people from one person? Thank you for doing the math, I'm stumped and I have a calculator. Thank you. Elizabot
Easy Math, I can't figure it out
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How do you know it's "easy"?
London: 1/30 = 0.033
WPB: 56/100000 = 0.00056 <== Quite a bit less than 0.033.
What are your odds for what? Your chances of exposure have a lot to do with your behavior. A calculator won't help you change your behavior.
London: 1/30 = 0.033
WPB: 56/100000 = 0.00056 <== Quite a bit less than 0.033.
What are your odds for what? Your chances of exposure have a lot to do with your behavior. A calculator won't help you change your behavior.