1) Suppose that an individual randomly has three sexual partners from within the 20-24 age group and suppose that allpeople in that age group are equally likely carriers of chlamydia.Determine the empirical probability that Partner 1 and Partner 2 and Partner 3 have chlamydia. 2) Suppose that an individual randomly has three sexual partners from within the 20-24 age group and suppose that allpeople in that age group are equally likely carriers of chlamydia.Determine the empirical probability that Partner 1 and Partner 2 and Partner 3 do not have chlamydia3) Suppose that an individual randomly has three sexual partners from within the 20-24 age group and suppose that allpeople in that age group are equally likely carriers of chlamydia.Determine the empirical probability that at least one sexual partner out of the three has chlamydia.4) Suppose that all people in the given age group (20-24) are equally likely carriers of chlamydia.Suppose that the number of sexual partners is increased to 15. Determine the empirical probability that at least onesexual partner out of the fifteen has chlamydia.5) Suppose that all people in a given age group are equally likely carriers of chlamydia.How many different sexual partners, from within the 20-24 age group, would one have to have such that there wouldbe approximately 60% probability that at least one partner had chlamydia.

QUESTION 2 he CDC webpage NCHHSTP Atals https://www.cdc.govchhstp/atlas/index.htm was used to gather data on the cases of hlamydia in North Carolina for 2015. Note that the rate is the same as finding the experimental probability of a random individual the age group with chlamydia. The rate per 100,000 people shows how many people out of 100,000 would have chlamydia. Age 0-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-54 Group 55-64 65+ Cases 458 17,516 26,117 11,385 4,509 2,255 1.037 863 186 35 Rate 0.0241% 2.65% 3.63% 1.7% 0.706% 0.357% 0.156% | 0.0629% 0.0146% 0.002% Rate per 100,000 24.1 2650.3 3630.4 | 1700.4 705.6 356.6 156.3 62.9 14.6 2.3 people