Bonus Problem $(+10$ points$)$: The outbreak of coronavirus disease $2019($COVID$-19)$ was rapidly expanding in China and beyond, with the potential to become a worldwide pandemic. World Health Organization director general Tan Desai announced on March $3$ that there are $90893$ confirmed cases of new coronavirus in the world, resulting in $3110$ deaths, with an estimated overall mortality rate of $3\mathrm{.}4\%.$ In order to figure out if there's a meaningful difference between the mortality rate of male patients and that of the female patients, a sample of $1082$ patients were collected as shown below.

$\backslash$table$[[,$Sample Size,Deceased$],[$Male$,572,23],[$Female$,510,14],[$Total$,1082,37]]$

Please conduct a hypothesis testing to show whether there's a meaningful difference between the true mortality rate of male patients and that of the female patients.