Sara selects two cards at random from a standard deck of 52 cards. Which of the following could be used to calculate the probability that she will select two numbered cards if she replaces the first card before selecting the second? Note: For this problem, face cards and aces are not numbered cards.
A. 36/52 multiplied by 35/51
B. 36/52 times 35/52
C. 36/52 times 36/52
D. 36/52 times 36/51

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Sara selects two cards at random from a standard deck of 52 cards. Which of the following could be used to calculate the probability that she will select two numbered cards if she replaces the first card before selecting the second? Note: For this problem, face cards and aces are not numbered cards. 
A. 36/52 multiplied by 35/51
B. 36/52 times 35/52
C. 36/52 times 36/52
D. 36/52 times 36/51

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do you recall how to determine a probability to begin with?

anonymous · Answer

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the answers give us a clue to the how many we want; they all start with a 36

the how many is the 52 that is dividing it; since they ....

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