Open Question: Probability in diabetes and pregnancy (Stats HW)?
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stillfee... Member since:November 05, 2008Total points:148 (Level 1)Diabetes during pregnancy is a major problem in maternal and child welfare. Among pregnant diabetics, toxemia occurs in 20% of the cases, hydramnios occurs in 21%, fetal wastage in 18%. Other complications occur in 13% of cases. Assume that NO two of these complications can occur in a single pregnancy. What is the probability that a pregnant diabetic will have a normal pregnancy? What is the probability that a pregnant diabetic will have some sort of complication?Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
stillfee... Member since:November 05, 2008Total points:148 (Level 1)Diabetes during pregnancy is a major problem in maternal and child welfare. Among pregnant diabetics, toxemia occurs in 20% of the cases, hydramnios occurs in 21%, fetal wastage in 18%. Other complications occur in 13% of cases. Assume that NO two of these complications can occur in a single pregnancy. What is the probability that a pregnant diabetic will have a normal pregnancy? What is the probability that a pregnant diabetic will have some sort of complication?Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
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