Color blindness is an inherited characteristic thatis more common in males than in females. If Mrepresents males and C represents red- greencolor blindness, the acquired data results in thegiven probabilities:P(C) =. 039P(M n C) =. 035P(M U C) =. 491%3DUse a Venn diagram to determine P (C n M' ).004O.961O.035O.001

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