(6)Suppose you are a doctor seeing a patient with a potential tumor (cancer). Thepatient's test results come back negative. Based on the data below, what is theprobability that the patient has cancer?Tumor is Malignant Tumor is Benign85TOTAL1570Positive Test Result1485(True Positives)(False Positives)Negative Test Result1584158430(False Negatives)(True Negatives)TOTAL100990010,0001

Here use given contingency table to answer the question And basic rule of probability use here

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(6)Suppose you are a doctor seeing a patient with a potential tumor (cancer). The patient's test results come back negative. Based on the data below, what is the probability that the patient has cancer?