6. In a community with 20,000 births in a given year, five births are premature. Which...
6. In a community with 20,000 births in a given year, five births are premature. Which of the following values represents this in a manner that allows comparison with other populations?
a. 0.025 b. 2.5% c. 25 per 10,000 d. 25 per 100,000
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d) 25 per 100,000
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