Q1 (10 points) Color blindness is the inability or decreased ability to see color, or perceive color differences, under normal lighting conditions. The following probabilities reflect the relative frequency of this anomaly in the Canadian population: P(B) - 0.05, P(M n B) = 0.042 and P(M U B) - 0.521, where different events are M: "Selecting a male in the Canadian population"; B: "Selecting a person with color blindness in the Canadian population." We select a person at random from the Canadian population. a) Determine P(B). b) Determine P(M). c) Find the probability that the selected person is neither male nor suffers from color blindness. d) Find the probability that the selected person is a male or suffers from color blindness, but not both. e) Determine P(M| B). f) Find the probability that the selected person is a female and suffers from color blindness. g) Find the probability that the selected person is a female in the Canadian population. h) Are selecting a male and selecting a person with color blindness independent events? Justify your