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In a purse there are 10 coins, all shillings except one, which is a sovereign in another purse, there are 10 coins, all shilings. Nine coins are taken from the former purse and put into the latter, and then nine coins are taken from the latter and put into the former. find the chance that the sovereign is still in the first purse.

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