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52 cards in a deck
4 suits
1/4 of 52 are hearts
1/4 of 52=13 cards
probability of getting 1 heart at first is 1/4
one card is taken out and assuming that it is the heart, 13-1=12,52-1=51
12/51
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1/4 times 12/51=3/51=1/17
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