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') SSZOVExam1 ,ReView - 8520 Statistics for Scientists 013-018 023 - Google Chrome i d2l.msu.edu/le/le/content/l043435/fullscreen/8520990/View $520.Exam1.Review PAGE 5 of 24 5. Detection of Down Syndrome "' Down syndrome (DS) is a chromosomal condition that occurs in about one in 1,000 pregnancies. The most accurate prenatal test requires a test of a mother's amniotic fluid, which unfortunately carries a risk of miscarriage. A less invasive alternative is called the 'triple test,' which screens for levels of three hormones in maternal blood during the second trimester. Recent analysis1 of the triple test shows that the detection rate [i.e., the rate at which a fetus with DS is correctly score as having DS] is 0.6. The falsepositive rate [i.e., the rate at which a healthy fetus is incorrectly diagnosed with DS] is 0.05. a. Create a statistical model by completing the table below that shows the expected outcomes if the triple test was administered to 10,000 expectant mothers in their second trimester. Fetus has DS Fetus does not have DS Total Test diagnoses fetus with 05 Test diagnoses fetus as not having DS Total 10,000 b. In what proportion of cases do we expect the test will indicate the fetus has DS? ,0 Type here to search 0 ii '5 Q C) A 433 12:06 AM 2/15/2020