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The answer should be 4E^-6
The current test for the H7N9 Avian flu is a blood test. It requires withdrawing blood from the person (painful) and taking that blood for assaying at an authorized laboratory (expensive). Thankfully, your professor created the aptly-named Duck test. On a selected sample of n=20 Americans, he clinically tested it. The following confusion matrix gives the results of that clinical testing.
Test Results
positve Dis:4 clean2
negative Dis1 clean13
This shows the new test has a false positive rate of 2/6 and a false negative rate of 1/14. While the first is poor, the second is pretty darned good!
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