Suppose a doctor has noticed that her patient is exhibiting some symptoms of diabetes, and she instructs the patient to take a fasting plasma glucose (FPG) test to determine whether the patient has diabetes. Here are some facts about the test: The FPG test gives a positive result 96% of the time if a person has diabetes.
The FPG test gives a negative result 97% of the time if a person does not have diabetes.
Answer the following questions based on this information.

If a person indeed has diabetes, the percentage of test results that represent a false negative is %.

The percentage of test results that represent a false positive is %.