At a college, 70 percent of the students are women, and 50 percent of the students receive a grade of C. 25percent of the students are neither female nor C students. Use this contingency table.C grade Not C Total0.70FemaleMaleTotal 0.501.00What is the probability that a student received a not C grade, given this student is female?Select one:a. .25O b. .50O c. .05O d. 70e. .360.25

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