11.6.45 The table shows the educational attainment of the population of Mars, ages 25 and over, expressed in millions. Find the probability that a randomly selected martian, aged 25 and over has completed four years of high school only or is a male. Years of High SchoolYears of College Less than 44 onlySome (less than 4)4 or moreTotalMale1325181874Female1124251777Total24494335151 The probability is ________. (Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)

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The table shows the educational attainment of the population of Mars, ages 25 and over, expressed in millions. Find the probability that a randomly selected martian, aged 25 and over has completed four years of high school only or is a male.

	Years of High School	Years of College
	Less than 4	4 only	Some (less than 4)	4 or more	Total
Male	13	25	18	18	74
Female	11	24	25	17	77
Total	24	49	43	35	151

The probability is ________.

(Type an integer or a simplified fraction.)

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