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Two cards are dealt from a standard deck of cards, after it is dealt the first card IS REMOVED from the deck. Is this a Dependent or Independent probability problem?
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Two cards are dealt from a standard deck of cards, after it is dealt the first card IS REMOVED from the deck. Is this a Dependent or Independent probability problem?

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Dependent. The probability of what the second card will be changes based on what the first card is

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