Answer to Question #335380 in Statistics and Probability for jin

Question

A new test has been introduced to detect diabetic. If a person has diabetic, there is 85% chance that the test will detect it. If a person does not have diabetic, there is a 5% chance that the test will say that he has diabetic. It is known that about 7% of the population has diabetic. i. Sally came for the test, and she tested negative for diabetic. Do you think Sally should go for a second opinion? How will Sally be affected if only 3% of the population has diabetic? Explain the finding

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