Give the following information of COVIT-19 cases.Underlying health condition/Risk factorfor severe outcomes from respiratoryinfection (no., % with condition)Total with completed informationDiabetes mellitusChronic lung diseaseCardiovascular diseaseImmunocompromised conditionChronic renal diseasePregnancyNeurologic disorder,neurodevelopmental, intellectualdisabilityChronic liver diseaseOther chronic diseaseFormer smokerCurrent smokerNone of the above conditionsSelect one:O TrueO FalseNothospitalized non-ICU5,1433313632391415172THospitalized, ICUadmission2458380613,7551,03725115224263953125a3594522305457148941324156SH17033599Total Known6,637730609613245202107Give the data above. The probability of a random person taken from the sample is a formersmoker and also admitted to the ICU is equal to the product of probability of a person being inICU and the probability of being a former smoker.401,112158884,159

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