Which of the following formula correctly defines mortality? – McqOptions

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1.	Which of the following formula correctly defines mortality?
A.	Mortality = ( frac{Number , of , deaths , per , year}{Mid-year , population} ) x 1000
B.	Mortality = ( frac{Number , of , births , per , year}{Mid-year , population} ) x 1000
C.	Mortality = Number of deaths x 1000
D.	Mortality = Number of births x 1000
Answer» B. Mortality = ( frac{Number , of , births , per , year}{Mid-year , population} ) x 1000

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