David Ortiz, a professional baseball player who retired in 2016, had a batting average of 0.290 during his time with the Boston Red Sox. This means he had a probability of 0.290 of making a safe hit...

David Ortiz, a professional baseball player who retired in 2016, had a batting average of 0.290 during his time with the Boston Red Sox. This means he had a probability of 0.290 of making a safe hit on each time at bat. What is the probability that it takes exactly 4 times at bat for David Ortiz to make a safe hit for the first time? Do not enter probability in terms of percentage. Round your answer to four decimal places.