Box I contains 4 red and 8 blue marbles while box II contains 5 red and 3 blue marbles. An unfair coin in tossed, whose probability of turning up heads is 40%. If the coin comes up heads box I is chosen and a random marble is chosen, otherwise if it is tails the marble is chosen from box II.
(a) Find the probability a red marble is chosen.
(b) If a red marble is chosen, what is the probability it came from box I?
(c) If a blue marble is chosen, what is the probability it came from box I?
Suppose after the first marble is chosen, the experiment is repeated. Assume the first marble is NOT put back into its box. The coin is flipped again and another marble is chosen from either box I or box II.
(d) What is the probability that the second marble has the same color as the first marble?
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