An urn contains 8 blue balls, 1 green and 1 white ball. Suppose you independently draw 11 balls, uniformly at random from the urn and with replacement. This means that each time you draw a ball, you put it back into the urn. Compute the probability that the 11th ball that you draw is a color that has not been seen before.

An urn contains 8 blue balls, 1 green and 1 white ball. Suppose you independently draw 11 balls, uniformly at random from the urn and with replacement. This means that each time you draw a ball, you put it back into the urn. Compute the probability that the 11th ball that you draw is a color that has not been seen before.

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