In a genetics test data from a random sample of 1327 individ

In a genetics test, data from a random sample of 1327 individuals were classified as to whether or not they possessed a genetic abnormality (Factor A), and whether at least one of their parents possessed the genetic abnormality (Factor B) with the following results:

What are the odds that an individual with at least one parent with an abnormal gene also has the abnormal gene?

Compute your answer accurate to four decimals.

Factor A Normal Abnormal
Factor B
Normal 632 70
Abnormal 498 127

Solution

Consider the individials with one parent with abnormal gene.

The total is 692

Parent with abnormal gene also having abnormal = 127

Hence odds = 127/498 = 0.2550

Factor A Normal Abnormal
Factor B
Normal 632 70
Abnormal 498 127
In a genetics test, data from a random sample of 1327 individuals were classified as to whether or not they possessed a genetic abnormality (Factor A), and whet

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