The US government currently runs two lotteries to determine H1B visas. The first is for all...

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The US government currently runs two lotteries to determine H1B visas. The first is for all applicants, and the second is only for those with a masters degree from a US institution. Suppose that there are 60000 available in the first lottery and 15000 available in the second, and if there are 227000 total applicants, of whom 100000 are eligible for the second round. For each advanced degree candidate, what is the overall probability that their application will be granted? Express your answer as a percent rounded to the nearest whole number (so for 63%, enter 63). TYDO your answer The US government currently runs two lotteries to determine H1B visas. The first is for all applicants, and the second is only for those with a masters degree from a US institution. Suppose that there are 60000 available in the first lottery and 15000 available in the second, and if there are 227000 total applicants, of whom 100000 are eligible for the second round. For each advanced degree candidate, what is the overall probability that their application will be granted? Express your answer as a percent rounded to the nearest whole number (so for 63%, enter 63). TYDO your answer