Suppose that seven hundred twenty-five residents were randomlyselected and asked whether they have covid vaccine booster shotfrom their Local Government Unit. The results are shown below:Covid Vaccine booster shotYESNoFemale22550Male350100If a resident is chosen randomly, what is the probability that theresident is a male given that he has covid vaccine booster shot?O 11/239/23O 18/23O 14/23

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