It is estimated that 35% of Canadians with age between 60 and 65 had smoked for a long period of their life. Among these people, 63% develop a form of lung cancer. In the group of Canadians with age between 60 and 65 who did not smoke for a long period of their life, the percentage of people with a form of lung cancer is 11%. We choose at random a Canadian with age between 60 and 65. What is the probability that this person has a form of lung cancer?