Suppose that a man has a 1.54% chance of being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a has a 1.41% chance of being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. a) what is the probability (risk) that a man is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 6) if we randomly select two men, what is the probability (risk) that they both will develop pancreatic cancer? assume that these are independent events. necessary.) ) (draw a two-way table if c) what is the probability (risk) that a woman will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer? d) what is the probability (risk) that a woman will not be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer? e) what is the probability (risk) that a man and a woman will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer? hat is the probability (risk) that a man wil be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer or a woman is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer? assume that these events are independent. a bag has 6 balls in it. there is one yellow, one green, one blue, one red, one orange, and one black ball. if you randomly select a ball, a) what is the probability that it is orange? explain. 7) b) what is the probability that it is not orange? explain.