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find the probability of drawing a black face card on the first draw, replacing it, and drawing a 9 card on the second draw?
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find the probability of drawing a black face card on the first draw, replacing it, and drawing a 9 card on the second draw?

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Probability of drawing a black card is 1/2
Probability of drawing a 9 is 1/13

Multiply together. You get 1/26.
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