5. In 2015, Texas led the nation in the percentage of people who lacked health insurance (21.6% of the population). It is known that, nationally, 5% of patients account for 50% of the costs of healthcare. These are the "high cost" patients HPHA 5309 Research Methods and Statistics Practical Exercise #2b (material from lectures 09 and 10) Name Assume* that: Being a high cost patient and being uninsured are independent characteristics Insured and uninsured people become "patients" at the same rate I The uninsured and high cost patients in Texas are evenly distributed across the state, and that high cost patients are evenly distributed across insured and uninsured patient populations. *[These are huge and unrealistic assumptions, but let's assume them just for the purpose of this problem]. a. What is the probability that a patient in a Texas healthcare facility will be a high cost patient who is uninsured? Show all work (5 pts)