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Question says that it is 23 times more likely for a smoker to develop lung cancer than a non-smoker, and 21.6% men in U.S smoke. We are required to find probability that a person is a smoker, if he develops cancer.
I believe the question is related to Conditional probability but I am not sure how to right 23 times more likely in terms of probability. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you!
So far I have defined two events:
A: Man has cancer.
B: Man Smokes.
We have P(B), and I believe we need to find P(B|A), I am stuck and don't know how to move forward.
Thank you!
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