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When a veterinarian visits a farm where the sheep are in confined conditions, she knows that there is about a 5% probability the sheep will have a certain disease of the digestive tract. The vet has a test that is can accurately detect this disease 94% of the time. The vet makes a decision to treat every sheep that tests positive for the disease with a combative drug regimen. A. Complete a two-way frequency table to represent this situation, assuming a total sheep population of 100,000. B. Find the probability to the nearest percent of the digestive tract disease, given the test result is positive. C. Do you think it was a good decision by the vet to treat all the sheep that test positive? Explain your answer.

          When a veterinarian visits a farm where the sheep are in confined conditions, she knows that there is about a 5% probability the sheep will have a certain disease of the digestive tract. The vet has a test that is can accurately detect this disease 94% of the time. The vet makes a decision to treat every sheep that tests positive for the disease with a combative drug regimen.
A. Complete a two-way frequency table to represent this situation, assuming a total sheep population of 100,000.
B. Find the probability to the nearest percent of the digestive tract disease, given the test result is positive.
C. Do you think it was a good decision by the vet to treat all the sheep that test positive? Explain your answer.

When a veterinarian visits a farm where the sheep are in confined conditions, she knows that there is about a 5% probability the sheep will have a certain disease of the digestive tract. The vet has a test that is can accurately detect this disease 94% of the time. The vet makes a decision to treat every sheep that tests positive for the disease with a combative drug regimen.
A. Complete a two-way frequency table to represent this situation, assuming a total sheep population of 100,000.
B. Find the probability to the nearest percent of the digestive tract disease, given the test result is positive.
C. Do you think it was a good decision by the vet to treat all the sheep that test positive? Explain your answer.

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