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Okay, so i can't actually see the data that these questions are based on.
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But what i'm going to do is just tell you how you'd use that data to answer these questions.
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And then hopefully you can go away and do it yourself.
00:12
But if you are still a bit confused and you really would like the actual numbers putting in, then please could you maybe take a photo of the data that goes alongside this and re -upload it, just so that we've got all the numbers so we can help you as best we can.
00:23
But so for question one, you want how many of the 8 ,379 births at shoreline were high -risk pregnancies.
00:33
So there you just count the number of high -risk pregnancies in your data.
00:42
For number two, you want the percentage of high -risk pregnancies.
00:46
So for that, you do the number of high -risk pregnancies, which was your answer to the above question, to question one.
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One.
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You divide it by the total number of births, which we're told in the question is 8 ,379.
00:59
And then you times it by 100 to get a percentage.
01:02
And it wants you to round it to the nearest tenth.
01:04
So you round to one decimal place.
01:08
For question three, it then says of the high risk pregnancies, what percentage had a cesarean birth? so on the bottom of our fraction is going to be the total number of high risk pregnancies, because that's the population we're considering here.
01:20
And then on the top it's the number of high risk um cesarean well high risk pregnancies that had cesarean births which are called hrpc um and then times by 100 to get a percentage again round to the nearest tenth we're then asked of the low risk pregnancies what percentage of a cesarean birth so on this time you count the number of low risk pregnancies that goes on the denominator and then in the numerator is the number of low -risk pregnancies that had a cesarean birth.
01:51
So you just count the number of those, do that, divided by the total number of low -risk pregnancies and then times by 100.
02:00
So then for question five you just need to count the number of high -risk pregnancies that resulted in death and you just enter that number in...