Question

two cards are drawn WITH REPLACEMENT from a standard 52 card deck. Find the probability of drawing two kings?

Answer 1

http://openstudy.com/users/suchandrarao#/updates/51814223e4b0163f437032e1
what would be this

Answer 2

1:13*1:13

Answer 3

@qweqwe123123123123111 u cant say that because there are totally 4 sets of 13 cards each

Answer 4

@Suchandrarao no idea

Answer 5

i think i had already given u the ans

Answer 6

@Suchandrarao So tell me the difference between 4:52*4:52 and 1:13*1:13

Answer 7

@Suchandrarao theres 4 different questions that are kind of the same

Answer 8

Yes, Suchandrarao's example is "without replacement". Your problem specifies "with replacement"

Answer 9

oh sry its my mistake
because i was thinking about without replacement

Answer 10

No problem, sir!

And thank you! :-)

Answer 11

@qweqwe123123123123111 @Suchandrarao
two cards are drawn WITH REPLACEMENT from a standard 52 card deck. find the probability of drawing a jack and then drawing a queen?

Answer 12

the same ans follows
1/169

Answer 13

okay thank you!

Answer 14

what about
two cards are drawn WITHOUT REPLACEMENT from a standard 52 card deck. find the probability of drawing a jack and then drawing a queen

Answer 15

@Suchandrarao

Answer 16

@Suchandrarao, you deserve one too at this point... :-)

Answer 17

lol

Answer 18

Thank you, ma'am! :-)

Answer 19

BTW, NOW is the time to look at Suchandrarao's link.

Drawing the jack would be 1:13

But without replacement, you now have 51 cards left, so drawing a queen would be 4:51

Total odds are 1:13*4:51