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Cameron has a bag that contains one silver (S) and one gold (G) marble. The marbles are the same size. Cameron chooses one marble at random and then puts it back in the bag. Then he chooses a second marble. The outcome "GS" means that a gold marble was chosen first and a silver marble was chosen second. Move outcomes to the lines to complete the tree diagram. Then, move numbers to the boxes to correctly label each outcome with its probability.
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