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Two cards are drawn from a stack containing 4 orange and 1 red. An orange card is drawn first and not replaced. Find the probability of choosing a second card that is orange. HELP ME
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Two cards are drawn from a stack containing 4 orange and 1 red. An orange card is drawn first and not replaced. Find the probability of choosing a second card that is orange. HELP ME

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Answer: The answer is 3/4

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