Consider the following information about a group of 130 Schoolcraft students: Gender Right-handed Left-handed Total Female 51 21 72 Male 44 14 58 Total 95 35 130 If one person is randomly selected from the group, what is the probability that this student is female or right-handed? P(female or right-handed) =

Consider the following information about a group of 130 Schoolcraft students: Gender Right-handed Left-handed Total Female 51 21 72 Male 44 14 58 Total 95 35 130 If one person is randomly selected from the group, what is the probability that this student is female or right-handed? P(female or right-handed) =

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Gender	Right-handed	Left-handed	Total
Female	51	21	72
Male	44	14	58
Total	95	35	130

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