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There are 8 cards in a deck numbered 1-8. Three cards are randomly selected. What is the probability of the first pick being an even number, the second pick being an even number…

There are 8 cards in a deck numbered 1-8. Three cards are randomly selected. What is the probability of the first pick being an even number, the second pick being an even number…
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There are 8 cards in a deck numbered 1-8. Three cards are randomly selected. What is the probability of the first pick being an even number, the second pick being an even number, and the third pick being an odd number?

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1/8 of a chance that is going to be selected.
User Sudhir Jangam
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There is a 1/8th chance.
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