Answer:
well it cant start off in the middle of the graph most graphs you start from the very beginning like lets just say we start at 11 and go all the way to the end so kinda like a straight line
Step-by-step explanation:
So you start at 0 then (1,3) , (2,12) and the other side would be (-1,3) , (-2,12)
The answer to your question is A. 359.5
The tree diagram of the problem above is attached
There are four outcomes of the two events,
First test - Cancer, Second Test - Cancer, the probability is 0.0396
First test - Cancer, Second Test - No Cancer, the probability is 0.0004
First test - No Cancer, Second Test - There is cancer, the probability is 0.0096
First test - No cancer, Second Test - No cancer, the probability is 0.9054
The probability of someone picked at random has cancer given that test result indicates cancer is

The probability of someone picked at random has cancer given that test result indicates no cancer is