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SoNature:
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Refer to the two tables:




416 infertile women were made to go through a medical procedure. The women were divided into 2 groups. Each group has 208 women. Now, the first table (Table 2) shows the statistical outcome of the procedure.

As you can see, the breakdown shows that the researchers captured their findings as "Pregnancy rate," "Implantation rate," "Spontaneous abortion rate," and "Love birth rate."

Now, another team of researchers wants to verify what the first group did. They analyzed the first group's findings as shown in the "No intervention control group" table under Madaschi (11). Please focus on the values in that row. That is, 84, 230, 67, and 225.

If you refer to the original table (Table 2), you will see 67 and 84 under "Pregnancy rate". However, I don't know how the second team got 230 and 225. Note that those two figures (230 and 225) are sums of events not sum of participants.

Again, 1.5k (in airtime or cash transfer) awaits the first correct explanation.

Thank you.

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You don't need to contact me. Post it here with the workings and I will credit you at once. Please I don't need just the explanation...show me in figures how you got the answer. Thank you for your efforts.

nuel000:
You can't motivate people with 1.5k to solve this kind problem now, people will just look at it and pass

My area of specialization is not mathematics. This is basic addition and subtraction with some reasoning. It doesn't require any formulae. Anyone who knows maths will solve this in a split second.

SoNature:


You don't need to contact me. Post it here with the workings and I will credit you at once. Please I don't need just the explanation...show me in figures how you got the answer. Thank you for your efforts.

You are not ready then...

doludanny:


You are not ready then...

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SoNature:


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What's the question asking us to find, Exactly.? Is it a correlation/regression or poisson issue.

1MILLIONLiGHTS:
What's the question asking us to find, Exactly.? Is it a correlation/regression or poisson issue.

If you refer to the original table (Table 2), you will see 67 and 84 under "Pregnancy rate".

However, I don't know how the second team got 230 and 225. Note that those two figures (230 and 225) are sums of events not sum of participants.


I need someone to work out how they got those two figures. Don't get into the complex part of the table. I just need to understand the figures they summed to arrive at 230 and 225. It doesn't require any formulae; just reasoning and basic calculations.

Mention me when you have the answer so I can be notified and credit you.

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