MBD1: Accuracy of a Genetic Test . . . with blood samples online discusswns to solve a mathematics In this discussion, you will work in small groups in lab technician holding a tray * 3 problem involving percents. This group discussion l l l 1 will help prepare you for activity M8A2, in which you will write and submit an individual complete solution to a similar problem. Consider a particular genetic disease affects 3% of adults in the US. population. Fortunately, there ' is a genetic test for the gene that causes the disease. The test is 98% accurate; that is, 98% of the people who take the test get the correct result (and 2% of people tested get the wrong result). in Springfield, there are 100,000 adults, and they all get tested for the disease. 1. How many of the residents of Springfield are likely to have the disease? 2. How many of the people who actually have the disease get a positive test result? 3. How many of the people who do not have the disease get a positive test result? 4. Of the people who get a positive test result, how many of them have the disease? Convert this to a percentage: What percent of people who get a positive result actually have the disease? 5. What does this percentage tell you about the test? Be sure to answer all parts of the question above. It is possible that you will not be successful at answering all parts of the question at this point, and that is okay. Describe what you were able to solve and what questions you have remaining. Make sure that you follow the Discussion Problem Instructions, including posting your original thread and responding to your classmates. Evaluation: Your participation in discussions will comprise 25% of your course grade. Refer ) to the Discussion Rubric [PPT, File Size 191 KB] for grading details. hnps://mycoursescxcetsieredu/bhcswebdav/pidu2848075dt-ccntent-ridw-N 1 97994-1 hour... 6/23/20 i 6