According to U.S. government statistics, mononucleosis (mono) is four times more common among college students than the rest of the population. Blood tests for the disease are not 100% accurate.Assume that the following table of data was obtained regarding students who came to a certain school's health center complaining of tiredness, a sore throat, and slight fever.Doesn't HaveMono413071Has Mono403575Totals81Positive Blood TestNegative Blood TestTotals65146If a student is selected from this group, find the probability a student doesn't have mono, given that the test is positive.The probability is(Type an integer or decimal rounded to three decimal places as needed.)C

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