How to Set RadioButtonFor() in ASp.net MVC 2 as Checked by default

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hi, How can i Set RadioButtonFor() as Checked By Default

<%=Html.RadioButtonFor(m => m.Gender,"Male")%>

there is way out for (Html.RadioButton) but not for (Html.RadioButtonFor)

any Ideas?

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