for the mathematically inclined
here is a question from a continuing education article i was reading so i can keep doctoring .
"if 1 parent has allergies their child is 40% more likely to have allergies , if BOTH parents have allergies their children are 75% more likely to have allergies. "
question : how much more likely is a child to have allergies if BOTH parents do as well?
a. 3 times
b. 8 times
c. 10 times
d.15 times
"if 1 parent has allergies their child is 40% more likely to have allergies , if BOTH parents have allergies their children are 75% more likely to have allergies. "
question : how much more likely is a child to have allergies if BOTH parents do as well?
a. 3 times
b. 8 times
c. 10 times
d.15 times
posted by docyaak at
10:15 PM
5 Comments:
How come if one parent has allergies they only have one child, but if both parents have allergies, they have multiple children?
And I think you should do your homework on your own.
By
Air Time, at 2:26 AM
i had similar thoughts about the parent to child ratio. i only need a 70 to pass and i have all the other ones correct. so i did my homework on my own. does that mean you dont have an answer?
By
docyaak, at 8:56 AM
The correct answer is 1.75
By
Shlomo, at 2:33 PM
obviously if a kid is from a single parent family it's more likely for him to not have siblings
By
2R, at 4:04 PM
hes not from a single parent family but only one of his parents have allergies
By
docyaak, at 4:19 PM
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