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it's like that other problem we just did. there's only one 4, so the probability of getting the 4 is 1/5. and since the cards get replaced, the probability stays the same the second time. so 1/5 x 1/5
so why is it two 1/5's?
P(4) = 1/5 as one card has been taken out and replaced Again P(4) = 1/5 So total P = P(4) *P(4)
Because probabilty of having 4 is only 1/5 , no matter how many times we do it.
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oh I see
the card gets replaced, so the probability stays the same
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