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Univariate statistics. Please attempt if only sure!

139. In a certain state, the alphanumeric code for a car license plate consists of three letters followed by three digits (0 through 9). For that state, how many different car license plate alphanumeric codes are possible if repetition of digits and letters is allowed?

During most of its long history, the public function in mental health primarily was on care of the chronically ill mental patient, as illustrated by the large hospitals for the mentally ill. This activity in personal health services contrasted with the usual public health focus on prevention of disease and protection of the health of the public. Differing perspectives and operating modes were often reflected in organizational separation of mental health from public health at the state level. At the federal level, mental health responsibilities remained within the Public Health Service, although mental health groups have advocated the maintenance of a separate identity for mental health programs both at the state and federal levels in order to assure sufficient attention to these important health problems.

11 Please explain why the incidence of ovarian cancer (surface epithelial type)/carcinoma is low in women who take the oral contraceptive pill and who have undergone tubal ligation, compared with the general population?

12 What is the treatment of Kaposi's sarcoma?

13 How effective is a paracetamol and codeine phosphate combination in cancer pain therapy and ordinary pain therapy, and what is the difference in using them in cancer pain therapy?

14 What is meant by co-analgesic drugs in palliative care?

15 Is trastuzumab useful in all patients with metastatic breast cancer?

16 I have heard that Imatinib is useful in stromal cell tumours. Can you explain the mechanism?

17 Does monoclonal gammopathy of unknown significance (MGUS) progress to multiple myeloma?

18 Why do some cancers particularly metastase to bone?

19 What is the difference between lead time bias and length time bias.

20 Could lymphocytosis (lymphocytes: 4.4 109 /L, representing 56% of total lymphocytic count) and not accompanied by any other haematological or systemic symptoms or signs except for mild weight loss (5-10% previous body weight) some 12 years ago, with no progression until now, be chronic lymphocytic leukaemia?

Events Ay and A, are mutually exclusive and form a complete partition of a sample space $ with P(A, ) = 0.75 . and P(A,) = 0.25. If event E is an event in S with P(E) A, ) = 0.035 and P(E | A, ) = 0.106 ,using Bayes theorem compute P(A |E) -? (Round your final answer to four decimal places). 0 04608 0 0.5723 0 0.3946 O 0.4976 Q:0.5236 0 0.6152 O 0.3822 Correct answer is not listed14. Average grade in business statistics course is 82 in 2019. In addition the standard deviation is 8. If we assume that the distribution of grades is normally distributed, calculated following probabilities (7 points). (numbers are arbitrary). a. probability of a grade less than 90. b. probability of a student's grade greater than 75. c. probability of a grade between 70-803. You have a coin which is 'heads' with probability - and 'tails' with probability . Suppose you flip your coin twice (the two flips are independent). (i) Let A be the event that the first flip is 'heads' and the second flip is 'tails'. What is Pr(A)? [1] (ii) Let B be the event that the two flips are different. What is Pr( B | A)? [2] (iii) Use Bayes' theorem to calculate Pr(A | B) (no marks without using Bayes' theorem). [3]Question 8 3 pts Events A, and A, are mutually exclusive and form a complete partition of a sample space S with P(A, ) = 0.75 . and P(A, ) - 0.25. If event E is an event in S with P(E A ) - 0.035 and P(E | A2) = 0.106 . using Bayes' theorem compute P(A |E) =? (Round your final answer to four decimal places) 0.5236 05723 0 0.4608 O 0,3946 0 0.6152 0 0.4976 O 0.3822 Correct answer is not listed