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Consider two medical test A and B for a virus

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Answered by narayanareddykarri34
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Answered by izuku57
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The false positive rate is P(A|~V) (probability the test erroneously comes back when you don't have the virus) and the effectiveness is P(A|V) (probability the test correctly comes back positive when the virus is present). You use these, P(V) (which you identified correctly) and Bayes to figure out P(V|A,) the probability a person actually has the virus if they tested positive.

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