A researcher randomly surveyed 1,477 farmers to determine the geographical region in which they farm and the types of crops that grow there. The two-way table displays the data.
Geographical Region
Northeast Southeast Midwest
West
Total
Vegetables 93
211
251
168
723
Trees
115
27
16
53
211
Type of Crop
Citrus
20
209
98
216
543
Total
228
447
365
437
1,477
Suppose a farmer from this survey is chosen at random. Let M = farmer lives in the Midwest and V = farmer grows
vegetables. What is the value of P(VIM)?

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