(a) To find the probability that the first marble is red and the second in blue we need to consider the probability of each. First as there are 4 Blue marbles and 2 Red ones, there are 6 marbles all together. The probability that the first marble is Blue is

. That is, there are 4 blue marbles out of 6 total.
Since the blue marble you selected is not replaced. There are now 3 blue marbles and 2 red ones. That is, 5 total. The probability that the second marble is red is

.
We multiply these to obtain the probability of Blue followed by Red. The probability is

Typically you leave the probability as a fraction but since you were asked for the answer to the nearest tenth of a percent we divide 8 by 30 to obtain .266666 which we multiply by 100 to get 26.66666% and to one decimal place that gives the answer 26.7%
(b) To find the probability that both marbles are blue we need to find probability of each. First as there are 4
Blue marbles and 2 Red ones, there are 6 marbles all together. The
probability that the first marble is Blue is

.
That is, there are 4 blue marbles out of 6 total.
Since the blue
marble you selected is not replaced. There are now 3 blue marbles and 2
red ones. That is, 5 total. The probability that the second marble is also blue is is

.
We multiply these to obtain the
probability of Blue followed by Blue. The probability is

Typically you
leave the probability as a fraction but since you were asked for the
answer to the nearest tenth of a percent we divide 12 by 30 to obtain
.4 which we multiply by 100 to get 40%