(41 /H7 45-54 37,030,152 55-64 23,961,506 241 - 50773-020435 65-74 18.135,514 75-84 12,314,793 257 : 183, 823 207564 H5+ 4,259.173 177,593,760 3. Using information from table 3 calculate the number of deaths per 100,000 population that would be expected in California and Alabama if the death rate experienced in the U.S. was happening in each of these states. Include the formula you used. (6 points) Table 3 Indirect Standardization of Mortality from Heart Disease In California and Alabama, 2013 California Alabama U.S. Population Observed Expected Population Observed Expected death # deaths # deaths # deaths It deaths rate per per due to 100,000 100,000 Heart Disease Age per group 100,00 0 25-34 1.3 5,385,409 64 624,512 14 35-44 17 5,218,771 202 561,813 45 45-54 12.7 5.199,654 642,810 144 55-64 23.3 3,838,067 916 507,753 221 65-74 39.7 2,179,099 930 300,183 197 75-84 104.1 1,366.454 1740 183,822 287 85+ 416.4 602,502 3419 70,291 387 23,789,956 7401 : 23 781, 956 7901 2,891,184 1290 4. Using data from table 3 calculate the standardized mortality ratio from Heart Disease for California and Alabama. How do the states rates compare to each other? Please include the formulas and calculations (6 points) SMR California = SMR Alabama = 5. Eighty-seven individuals of a town with 460 residents attended a Christmas party where a meal was provided. Within a couple of days, 39 of those who attended the party became ill with Norovirus. What was the attack rate Epidemiology for Public Health- Fall 2020