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According to the manufacturer, about 14% of candy-coated milk chocolates in a package of Charlie's Chocolates are yellow. What is the probability that the first yellow candy chosen from the bag will be, at least, the fourth candy chosen overall? A. 0.0890
B. 0.3639
C. 0.4530
D. 0.6361
E. 0.9190

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