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You randomly choose a letter A, and do not replace it. Then, you choose another letter A. What is the probability that both letters are A’s?

You randomly choose a letter A, and do not replace it. Then, you choose another letter A. What is the probability that both letters are A’s?
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You randomly choose a letter A, and do not replace it. Then, you choose another letter A. What is the probability that both letters are A’s?

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You made the choice to choose the letter A, a second time.
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