The picture gives the risk of getting lung cancer. Based on the picture, how many out of every 1000 women who have never smoked are expected to get lung cancer?

The question asks to calculate the expected number of women with lung cancer out of a group of 1000, based on a given risk percentage. 1. From the diagram, under the "Never smoked" category, the risk for a female is 0.3%. 2. This percentage means 0.3 people per 100. 3. To find the number per 1000, we can set up a proportion or simply multiply. Since 1000 is 10 times larger than 100, the number of people will also be 10 times larger. Number = 0.3 * 10 = 3. 4. Alternatively, convert the percentage to a decimal (0.3% = 0.003) and multiply by the total number of people (1000). Number = 0.003 × 1000 = 3. So, 3 women are expected to get lung cancer.