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Human blood is largely divided in to four blood groups (A, B, AB, and O) and...

Human blood is largely divided in to four blood groups (A, B, AB, and O) and also (separately) into             Rh-positive and Rh-negative. (There are also some very rare blood groupings, such as Mumbai, Lutheran, Kell, and Kipp.) This is very important in medicine, since a person may die or suffer serious harm if they receive a transfusion from an incompatible donor. According to the Stanford University School of Medicine Blood Center, the distribution of blood groups/types in the United States is as follows:

Blood Group

A

B

AB

0

Total

RH factor positive

714

170

68

748

RH factor negative

126

30

12

132

Total

Complete the table by filling in the “total” row and the “total” column.

Calculate P(blood group O)

Calculate P( Group O and Rh positive)

Calculate P( Group O or Rh-negative)

Calculate P( Group O and Rh-negative )

Calculate P( not group A)   

Calculate P( Rh factor negative | group O )

Is being blood group O independent of being Rh factor negative?

Solutions

Expert Solution

A B AB O Total
RH factor positive 714 170 68 748 1700
RH factor negative 126 30 12 132 300
Total 840 200 80 880 2000

(a)
P(blood group O) = 880/2000 = 0.44

(b)

P(Group O & Rh Positive) = 748/2000 = 0.374

(c)
P(Group O or Rh - negative) = P(Group O) + P(Rh - negative) - P(Group O & Rh - negative)

                                         = 880/2000 + 300/2000 - 132/2000

                                          = 0.44 + 0.15 - 0.066 = 0.524

(d)

P(Group O & Rh - negative) = 132/2000 = 0.066

(e)

P(not Group A) = 1- (840/2000) = 0.58

(f)
P(Rh factor ngative/ Group O) = P(Rh factor negative & Group O)/ P(Group O)

                                            = 132/880 = 0.15

(g)

P(blood group O & Rh factor negative) = 132/2000 = 0.066

P(blood group O) = 880/2000 = 0.44

P(Rh factor negative) = 300/2000 = 0.15

P(blood grup O) X P(Rh factor negative) = 0.44 X 0.15 = 0.066

We note that:
P(blood group O & Rh factor negative) = P(blood group O) X P(Rh factor negative)

So,

Answer is:

Yes. Blood group O is independent of bing Rh factor negative.


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