Macmillan Learning Although cats generally possess an acute sense of hearing, due to an anomaly in their genetic makeup, deafness among white cats with blue eyes is quite common. Approximately 95% of the general cat population are non-white cats (i.e., not pure white), and congenital deafness is extremely rare in non-white cats. However, among white cats, approximately 75% with two blue eyes are deaf, 40% with one blue eye are deaf, and only 19% with eyes of other colors are deaf. In addition, among white cats, approximately 23% have two blue eyes, 4% have one blue eye, and the remainder have eyes of other colors. The image is a tree diagram for selecting a white cat (outcomes: one blue eye, two blue eyes, or eyes of other colors) and deafness (outcomes: deaf or not deaf). White Cats A Two blue eyes с One blue eye D Both other colors E F G H Deaf Not deaf Deaf Not deaf Deaf Not deaf Determine the values that correspond to the A-I labels to complete the tree. Give your answers to two decimal places.