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One doctor warns that 3 out of 10 people who

are not vaccinated will suffer from
flu symptoms.

If the doctor is right, how many people (unvaccinated) will suffer from flu symptoms in a city with one million non-vaccinated inhabitants?

If 12,000 unvaccinated people suffer from the flu, how many unvaccinated people will not suffer from the flu?

User Hrunting
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Answer:

1-for the first part of this its truly simple...

basically the doctor warns that 3 out of 10 people will suffer from the flu(unvaccinated) which in percentage form equates to 33.3%...therefore in city full of (unvaccinted) people only 333000 people will get infected with the flu

2-in this case its simple...In this particular question the 12,000 people refers to the 3 people out of 10 who were not vaccinated and contracted the flu...now if in this case once again in a city of 1000000 people if 12,000 is infected the rest is obviously not vaccinated therefore it will be 1,000,000-12000=988000 people who did not suffer from the flu

just remember this answer may not ne right...I do not wish to take responsibility if this answer is wrong...this question may also be typed wrong...but anywho's

it's my pleasure to assist

User Charles Annic
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If one doctor warns 3 out of 10 people who are not vaccinated will suffer from flu like symptoms then, that means 30% of the people who are not vaccinated will suffer from flu symptoms. So in a study of 1 million unvaccinated inhabitants we would take 30% of 1 million which is 300,000. If 12,000 unvaccinated people suffer from the flu that means the amount of people who were unvaccinated and also do not experience the flu like symptoms would be I believe 70% of 12,000 which is 8400
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