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Someone draws a card at random out of a deck, replaces it, and then draws another card at random. What is the probability that the first card is the ace of clubs and the second card is a club (any club).
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Someone draws a card at random out of a deck, replaces it, and then draws another card at random. What is the probability that the first card is the ace of clubs and the second card is a club (any club).

I don't need an explanation, just the answer

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1/208 if there's no joker
13/2916 if there's joker
User Lucasgabmoreno
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1 ace of clubs - 1/52
Clubs - 1/4

1/4*1/52 = 1/208

The answer is 1/208
User Alexander Nenkov
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