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HELP ASAP A bowl contains 5 pieces of red candy, 6 pieces of green candy, and 11 pieces of blue candy. Two pieces of candy are drawn and then replaced back into the bowl. What is the probability of drawing from the bowl a piece of red and green candy?

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