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The data in the following table are for a country: Age of a woman Female population...

The data in the following table are for a country:
Age of a woman
Female population
Number of births
Standard population
15-19
593262
36784
329546
20-24
587076
81213
124466
25-29
505362
65236
112438
30-34
424186
37500
106239
35-39
385749
17532
103951
40-44
325105
4929
110835
45-49
266575
512
112525
Find (i) General fertility rate, (ii) Age-specific fertility rates, (iii) Total fertility rate, (iv) Cumulative fertility rate, (v) Standardized general fertility rate.

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(i) General fertility rate = (Total live birth/ Female polation of age 15-49) * 1000 = 78.94

(ii) Age-specific fertility rates=  Number of live birth/ Female polation of that age groupage , to be calculated for each age group

(iii) Total fertility rate, It is calculated by adding up the average number of births per woman across five-year age groups (i.e. age-specific fertility rates, or ASFR).= (5 * ASFR)/1000= 2.40181

(iv) Cumulative fertility rate = 5 * ASFR

(v) Standardized general fertility rate= 68.178 It is calculated as the average of the age-specific fertility rates. The age-groups (15 years to 49 years) are weighted by a standard population (standardized). The figure is reported per 1,000 women.

Age of woman Female Population

Number of births

Standard population

 General Fertility Rate Age Specific Fertility Rate Total Fertility Rate Cumulative Fertility Rate Standardized General Fertility Rate

15-19

593262

36784

329546

 78.94 62.003 2.4018 2401.806 68.17819 0.062003 20432.83

20-24

587076

81213

124466

 138.335 0.138335 17217.97

25-29

505362

65236

112438

 129.088 0.129088 14514.36

30-34

424186

37500

106239

 88.4046 0.088405 9392.018

35-39

385749

17532

103951

 45.4492 0.045449 4724.494

40-44

325105

4929

110835

 15.1613 0.015161 1680.398

45-49

266575

512

112525

 1.92066 0.001921 216.1223
Total 3087315 243706 1000000 68178.19

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