Studies indicate that 10.5% of the US population has diabetes. A producer of medical devices is developing a test for diabetes diagnosis: a positive test suggests that a person has diabetes, a negative test suggests that a person does not have diabetes. However, medical tests can give false results: in particular, the probability that this test gives a negative result for a person who actually has diabetes is 0.05, while the probability that the test is positive for a person who in fact does not have diabetes is 0.10.1. What is the probability that the test gives a positive result for a person who is known to have diabetes? 2. What is the probability that a person has diabetes, given that the test gives a positive result?