Several studies exist that examine the link between being left-handed and being colourblind.

For the sake of this question, let's assume that 11.2% of Canadians are left handed. Further, 4.1% of Canadians are both left handed and colourblind, whereas 86.7% of Canadians are neither left handed nor colourblind.

From the given information, we can calculate that _____ % of Canadians are colourblind.

Further, the probability that a left-handed Canadian is also colourblind (round to four decimals) is _____