Imagine that 200 people who did not have hepatitis c participated in a hepatitis c screening. the screening indicated that 92.3% of them had a negative test result. what's the false positive rate?

200 people did NOT have hepatitis C, and correctly the screening indicated that 92.3% of them had a negative test result. But if all 200 people didn't have the
disease,  which is equivalent to 100%, that means that some testes resulted in false positives (when the test says the person has the disease but in reality it doesn't).
100% - 92,3 % = 7.7 % of the tests were false positives (77/10)

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The answer is reflection.