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The graph shows the incidence of stent thrombosis found in this study. 2.0; r sten(a) Incidence of stent thrombosis “° stent B (%) 0.0: 0 1 2 3 Years after inserting the stent (i)_ In this study, 800 patients had stent A inserted and 400 patients had ster inserted. Calculate the difference in the number of patients who developed stent thrombosis three years after inserting the stent, (2) B 2 Tex) Zz =Y AB 2 geo Xph = l2er 2 2 (22 12-95y Answer... 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Measurements are taken from several sites on the body, The table shows the skinfold thickness at four sites on a 42-year-old female, Over the biceps at the front of the arm 0.63 = over the triceps at the back of the arm 082 B under the shoulder blade at the back of the neck 0.65 6 above the hip bone at the side of the body 0.82 (i) Suggest two reasons why the skinfold thickness values are different at each site on the body. ‘Assume that the skin callipers have been used correctly. i Dhaene, hed achit ang (tease CxXtrcea'yse..UM....... \ /BRY Sam LON ORS. a Scanned with CamScanner OO i) The table shows a body fat interpretation chart, The values in the table are the Means of the four skinfold thickness measurements. ‘Level of body fat Moderate | High 20 to 29 <071 0.71 t00.77 | 0.78 to 0.82 >0.82 30t039 | <0.72 | 072t00.78 | 0.79t00.84 >084 40t049 | <0.73 | 0.73t00.79 | 0.800087 >0.87 50t059 | <0.74 | 0,74t00.81 | 0.82t00.88 >0.88 Determine the level of body fat of this female. a) Answer9QBe PHP. 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