Mail - ekoehn001@... h Beta Early Access |... Home - Students grant for students |... @Vehicle Regis A certain virus infects 7% of people. Given the person has the virus, the test will be positive 93% of the time. Given the person doesn't have the virus, it will test negative 96% of the time. Let A be the event "the person is infected" and B be the event "the person tests positive". Be sure to select a non-zero positive sample size What sample size will you use? (No Commas) How would you expect your sample size to breakdown? Category B B Total A A Total Write all answers as a decimal, not a percentage. Round to the fourth as needed. What is the probability of a correct test result? What is the probability of an incorrect test result? Given you had a positive test, what is the probability the test result is correct? Question Help: Video 1 ) Video 2 Message instructor Submit Question PDF Slides 49-50.pdf PDF Slide 47-48.pdf POF slide 45-46 (1).pdf O 62 a