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The chart shows the contents of a bag of M&M's. Two are drawn (at random) with the first one being eaten before the second one is drawn. Express the given probability as a
percent, rounded to the nearest tenth.


The chart shows the contents of a bag of M&M's. Two are drawn (at random) with the

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