g Suppose a researcher analyzes the association between high‑risk health status and SSNHL to understand whether being high risk of undesirable health status is a risk factor for SSNHL using odds measures. Compute the estimated odds of SSNHL for the high‑risk group. Round your answer to three decimal places.

Use the information given below, to compare the cost of operating two different vehicles for one month (4 weeks) you are considering two different cars. you drive to work, a 20 mile round trip, five days a week. gasoline costs you $1.50 per gallon car agets 28 miles per gallon, would have $300 a year in maintenance costs, and would cost you $1,500 per year to insure car b gets 19 miles per gallon, would have $500 a year in maintenance costs, and would cost you $1,000 per year to insure costs car a car b gas cost per month insurance cost per month maintenance cost per month $ total cost per month