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2: Represents you (1) and your partner (+1 = 2)

n: Represents you and your current partner’s number of exposure (this is a compounding 

number – assuming that each person you have had sex with has the exact same number of partners as you)

1: Represents your current partner (this remains the same)

x: The number of your current exposure

The easiest way to find ‘x’ is to refer to the sexual exposure chart. You can see how the numbers compound with the formula above.

 

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*Sexual Exposure Chart – Info taken from the Gutmacher Institute

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