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true positive=Sick people correctly identified as sick=persons have disease and screens positive=190

False negative=Sick people incorrectly identified as healthy=persons have disease but screens negative=28

Sensitivity = (true positive )/ ( true positive)+(false negative)

= 190/(28+190)

=0.9

Q2)

Similarly

Sensitivity= (170)/(170+21)

=0.9

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