The table shows relative frequencies for red-green color blindness, where M represents "person is male" and C represents "personis color-blind". This study only used binary gender options. Use this table to find the probability P(M).P(M)=MM' TotalsC0.037 0.008 0.045C'0.436 0.519 0.955Totals 0.473 0.527 1.000

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