Thank you so much! Older student here, just graduated with my BS in December starting my master's are MSU in Food Science and health promotion. Your approach just made complexities more clear.
Sorry Iam not following, why are we using the population of the miners ? Is it not supposed to be the standard population? Secondly how do we calculate the deaths observed ? Thank you
won't crude death rate of town folk b addition of individual crude death rate of town folk which will b 215,953 not what you said so how did 10.9 came please reply
+XerxesCandyBreaker07 If you go to the original lecture (which he pointed out at the beginning of this clip) you will be able to see where he got that figure from. Remember that the crude death rate is equal to: (total dead/total population).
Same question here, How you got the crude mortality rate?
thanks a lot Sir...I wasn't getting it from the textbook what the hell it wanted to explain..this video helped me to comprehend
sorry, I'm not really following how you got the crude mortality of 10.9 per 1000 for the town people...
+Tim Wood I think that would just be a given in the problem(if I'm not mistaken)
Tim Wood ...am having d same doubt..
It's just a given, or an example. He could have said 12 or 15 or 20. It's just to show you what IAR is.
What if the observed number of deaths is not given? Or is it that they HAVE to give the observed number of deaths?
Hello Dr. Patwari! At the latter part, where did you get the 10.9 crude mortality rate of the ref. population? Thank you!
HOW THE SIMPLE WAY OF TEACHING. THANKS SIR.
Where is the Crude Mortality Rate coming from for the town folk? 10.9??
Thank you so much! Older student here, just graduated with my BS in December starting my master's are MSU in Food Science and health promotion. Your approach just made complexities more clear.
Sorry Iam not following, why are we using the population of the miners ? Is it not supposed to be the standard population?
Secondly how do we calculate the deaths observed ?
Thank you
The last column of observed deaths in miners is not available in age-specific manner and only total number of deaths in miners is available to us.
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won't crude death rate of town folk b addition of individual crude death rate of town folk which will b 215,953 not what you said
so how did 10.9 came
please reply
You have the gift of explaining complex statistical concepts in simple comprehensible terms. Thanks.
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plz tel me about population adjustment and its fomula and method?
My lecturer uses the same notes. Thank u
Very well explained ! Thanks a lot
So i guess the CDR is constant
Veru useful....
Thank u
I'm wondering the same, as well. How did you get the 10.9/1000 crude rate? (Third person to ask this.)
+XerxesCandyBreaker07
If you go to the original lecture (which he pointed out at the beginning of this clip) you will be able to see where he got that figure from. Remember that the crude death rate is equal to: (total dead/total population).
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