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Suppose you are dealt one card each from two separate decks of cards. What is the probability that both of your cards are: a) red? b) spades? c) jacks? d) face cards?
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Suppose you are dealt one card each from two separate decks of cards. What is the

probability that both of your cards are:
a) red?
b) spades?
c) jacks?
d) face cards?

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Huh ? Worded weird man
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