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Question 20 (1.5 points) J Saved In a 1985 study, Breslow (cited in Ostrowiski. 1994) examined the death rates from coronary heart disease in a set of British male physicians. He also classified the doctors according to whether or not they smoked cigarettes. The table below shows the number of physicians who died from coronary heart disease. What is the probability that a smoker between the ages of 75 and 84 will die of coronary disease? Report this value as a proportion with 2 decimal places. Eg., 0.01 Age (in years) onsmokers 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84