$[10$ points$]$ This exercise will help you reinforce the concept of normalization. It is based on the calculation for the meningitis example on page $503.$ First, consider a suitable value for $P(s|notm),$ and use it to calculate unnormalized values for $P(m|s)$ and $P(notm|s)($i$.$e$.,$ ignoring the $P(s)$ term in the Bayes' rule expression in Equation $13\mathrm{.}14).$ Now, normalize these values so that they add up to $1.$

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