Suppose the following statistics are known about women at age 40 who participate in a routine mammogram screening, an X-ray of the breast tissue that detects tumors.
Imagine a group of 2000 women that go through a massive screening:
[PROBLEM]
Of those with a positive mammogram, how many would you expect to actually have breast cancer?
En algunos casos, como en New paradigm, no queda nada claro que se pregunte por una mujer de 40 años. Deberia ser:
Suppose the following statistics are known about women at age 40 who participate in a routine mammogram screening, an X-ray of the breast tissue that detects tumors.
[PROBLEM]
Imagine a group of 2000 women at age 40 that go through a massive screening. Of those with a positive mammogram, how many would you expect to actually have breast cancer?
Right now the structure of the problems is:
En algunos casos, como en New paradigm, no queda nada claro que se pregunte por una mujer de 40 años. Deberia ser: