25.)What is the probability that a randomly selected smoker has no cancer and is a light smoker? A. 1034/2283B. 2283/2500C. 1057/2500D. ?1034/250026.)What is the probability that a randomly selected smoker has throat cancer given? They are heavy smoker? A. 82/2500B. 54/2500C. 54/435D. 54/306?27.)What is the probability that a randomly selected smoker has colon cancer or throat cancer given that they are a moderate smoker ?A. 38/2500B. 22/1008C. 16?/1008D. 38/1008

USE THE INFORMATION BELOW TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 24 THRU 27 Researchers are interested in possible relationships between smoking and cancer. The following two- way table shows the results of data taken for a total of 2500 randomly sampled adults (smokers who are 60 years old or older) who are categorized as Heavy Smoker, Moderate Smoker or Light Smoker, where the three types of cancers included are Lung Cancer, Colon Cancer and Throat Cancer. Moderate Cancer Type Heavy Smoker Light Smoker Total Smoker Lung Cancer 41 27 7 75 Colon Cancer 34 16 10 60 Throat Cancer 54 22 6 82 No Cancer 306 943 1034 2283 Total 435 1008 1057 2500