Considering a population of 11 000 000 persons plot the probability of 1- be suspected 2-...
Considering a population of 11 000 000 persons
plot the probability of
1- be suspected
2- be infected
3- die
what the probability law for the above referred parameters on the age range over 80
statistics covid 19
cases confirmed 435780
over 80 years 5793 cases
die 1722
number of infected 50410
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Considering a population of 11 000 000 persons
plot the probability of
1- be suspected
2-...
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Considering a population of 11 000 000 persons plot the probability ( be suspected, be infected and die) number of die 1722 number of suspect 435780 number of infected 50 410
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