The personal identification numbers (PINs) for automatic teller machines (ATMs) usually consist of four digits. Suppose PINs are assigned at random so that all 4-digit numbers are equally likely. What is the probability that a PIN assigned at random has at least one 0? (Round your answer to 4 decimal places.)

The personal identification numbers (PINs) for automatic teller machines (ATMs) usually consist of four digits. Suppose PINs are assigned at random so that all 4-digit numbers are equally likely. What is the probability that a PIN assigned at random has at least one 0? (Round your answer to 4 decimal places.)

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