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    The document provides a formula for calculating the crude death rate (CDR) by taking the number of deaths in a calendar year divided by the midyear population and multiplying the result by 1,000. As an example, it calculates the CDR using 3,360 deaths and a midyear population of 594,446 which equals 5.65.

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    The document provides a formula for calculating the crude death rate (CDR) by taking the number of deaths in a calendar year divided by the midyear population and multiplying the result by 1,000. As an example, it calculates the CDR using 3,360 deaths and a midyear population of 594,446 which equals 5.65.

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    The document provides a formula for calculating the crude death rate (CDR) by taking the number of deaths in a calendar year divided by the midyear population and multiplying the result by 1,000. As an example, it calculates the CDR using 3,360 deaths and a midyear population of 594,446 which equals 5.65.

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    CDR= Number of death in a calendar year/midyear population x 1000

    CDR = 3,360/594,446 x 1,000 =5.65

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