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Using probability to assess risk
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What is the basic formula for calculating risk of an event?

Number of successes over total trials

If 6 finger injuries occur in 50 basketball games, what's the injury risk?

0.12

What does a risk value close to 1 indicate?

High likelihood of event

How do you convert a risk of 0.12 to a percentage?

Multiply by 100

What is the formula for relative risk?

Risk in group divided by risk in others

A new treatment has a 15% failure rate, and the old has 35%. What's the relative risk?

2.33

Why is experimental probability used in risk assessment?

It uses real data

What is the key step before comparing risks between groups?

Calculate absolute risks

What is the main purpose of risk assessment?

To understand event likelihoods

In the basketball injury example, what injury type had the highest risk?

Feet

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