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Ok, I see...the number of cases stayed constant.I just assumed 1/1000 was 0.1%, or 0.001. then I multiplied it by the originally thought shots, to get a total number of cases with complication.. took that value, and divided it by the actual number of shots. Am I missing something?
So, 0.001*32379 is basically 32 cases (32.379). dividing by 854,930 gives us 3.8e-5 Which is 0.00004. Or 4 hundred thousandths. So, 4 our of every 100k. Right?
Yeah just multiply by number of adjusted....
4 out of every 100k