Student’s Last Name1
Subject
DDMonth YYYY
“Likelihood Ratios and Disjunctive Categories”
Likelihood ratios play animportant part in categories and their precision these rates offer abasis for more clear judgment and sometimes precipitate and establisha hypothesis. It enables one to know the probability of a givenclinical core to portray its power in eliciting an opportunityof being present in patients. For instance, patients suffering froman illness of a particular group as compared to those presenting withthe disease under investigations, but do not belong to the class ofchoice. It helps in the establishment of either a measurable oran analytic approach on the matter.
An example of a disjunctivegroup is the strike in baseball, where the batter is usually given astrike when he or she swings at a pitch. Disjunctive groups cannot belegitimate because they lack the characteristics of being members ofa minimally inconsistent set these make them to have a basicrequirement for choosing the available content assignment. Also,the idea of information maximization makes it difficult for thesecategories to lack legitimacy, the amount of mutual information withthese disjunctive types cannot get maximized and in the processproviding less valuable and necessary information.
  The three digit numberis 243.
243,243/7
=34749
243/7
=35.2857143{quotient}
35.2857143/11
=3.208
3.208/13
=0.247
It is always true because whenany given number gets divided by a divisor, it reduces the amount ofits quotient. Looking at all the Xyz from the first process, theirquotients get reduced to smaller sizes and the larger the divisor thesmaller the quotient. This is so because dividing any given numberwith a larger divisor no matter how large it is, its result portraysa reduced quotient.