Cause of death. Use table 7.5, and assume a U.S. population of 325 million.

What is the relative frequency probability of death due to diabetes for an American during a single year? How much greater is the risk of death due to diabetes than the risk of death due to kidney disease?

The answer to this is 0.00024; 1.6 times greater.

If you lived with in a typical U.S. city of 500,000, how many people would you expect die of a stroke in year?

The answer to this is 205 people.

Please answer with short and concise answer. Use proper grammar, punctuation. This is from Math 140. Statistics and Probability. Sacramento City College.

TABLE 7.5 Leading Causes of Death in the United States (2015) Cause Deaths Cause Deaths Heart disease 614,300 Alzheimer's disease 93,500 Cancer 591,700 Diabetes 76,500 Chronic respiratory diseases 147,100 Pneumonia/Influenza 55,200 Accidents (including car crashes) 136,100 Kidney disease 48,100 Stroke 133, 100 Suicide 42,800 Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention