Question 10 (6 points) Suppose that the recent research article describes a breast cancer testing scenario as follows: - 1% of women have breast cancer lie. 99% do not}. - 80% of mammograms detect breast cancer He. 20% miss it]. - 10% of mammograms detect breast cancer when it's not there lie. 90% correctly return a negative result). What is the {conditional} probability that those who test positive would actually have breast cancer? Answer as a fraction {no need to convert your answer to a percentage). Round your answer to 2 decimal places