Question 6 Suppose that among 10,000 women with negative mammograms, 20 will be diagnosed with breast cancer within 2 years, whereas 1 woman in 10 with positive mammograms will be diagnosed with breast cancer within 2 years. Assume that 7% of the general population of women will have a positive mammogram. Is the fact that a randomly selected woman has positive mammogram is independent of the fact that the woman will be diagnosed with breast cancer within 2 years? What is the probability of developing breast cancer over the next 2 years among women in the general population? (A). Not independent, 0.00886; (B). Not independent, 0.00700; (C). Not independent, 0.00186; (D). Not independent, 0.09314; (E). Independent, 0.09314