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Suppose one card is drawn from a randomly shuffled deck and then, without replacing that card in the deck, a second card is drawn. what is the chance that a king is drawn first a…

Suppose one card is drawn from a randomly shuffled deck and then, without replacing that card in the deck, a second card is drawn. what is the chance that a king is drawn first a…
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Suppose one card is drawn from a randomly shuffled deck and then, without replacing that card in the deck, a second card is drawn. what is the chance that a king is drawn first and then an ace is drawn (not necessarily in that order)

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The chance of a king and a ace being drawn out of a deck of cards would be 8 out of 52
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