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If the test for a disease is accurate 65% of the time, how often will it come back positive if a patient doesn't have the disease?

If the test for a disease is accurate 65% of the time, how often will it come back positive if a patient doesn't have the disease?
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If the test for a disease is accurate 65% of the time, how often will it come back positive if a patient doesn't have the disease?

User Jack Murphy
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1/3 in three people I likely to show positive
User SunilS
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35% of the time

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A P E X

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