2. Below are listed the numbers of doctors in various specialties by gender.PathologyPediatricsPsychiatryMale125753302027803Female56043335112292 Choose 1 doctor at random.(a) Find P (male given pediatrician).(b) Find P (pathologist given female)

a) Data : Total pediatrician = 33020 + 33351 = 66371 Total Male pediatrician = 33020

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