A box consists of 6 Red balls, 4 Black balls, 7 Blue balls, and 3 White balls.If we conduct the experiment of selecting a ball randomly from the box and replacing itin the box an infinite number of times, what is the probability that we will get a Red ballbefore getting a Blue ball?

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