A field trip in Bukidnon was organized by an institution as part of their goalsto extend community engagement to their pupils. However, a tragic accidenthappened on their way to their destination. After the rescue operation, the teamtallied the number of survivors and missing persons. (a) If we randomly selectsomeone who was a part of the field trip, what is the probability of getting awoman, given that the selected person was rescued? (b) What is the probabilityof getting a boy or girl, given that the randomly selected person is missing?MenWomenВoysGirlsRescued2010716Missing1513108.

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