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Suppose 5 numbers between 1 and 20 are randomly chosen in a way in which every number is equally likely to be chosen and repeated values are allowed; in other words, the numbers are chosen uniformly with replacement. Calculate the probability that there are no repeated values chosen. Use three decimal place accuracy..

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