ag of marbles contains the following assortment of marbles. Red Yellow Blue Yellow Red Red Blue Red Blue Yellow Red Blue Red Blue Red Bag of Marbles The experiment is to reach into a bag and pull out two marbles with replacement. Calculate the probability of selecting at least one Green marble. P(at least one Green) = [three decimals]

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