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two cards are selected from a standard deck of 52 playing cards. the first is replaced before the second card is selected. find the probability of selecting a diamond and then selecting a queen.
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diamonds are 1 out of the four possible colors, so 1/4 queen is 1 out of 13 different card types, so 1/13BUT, you combine them so 1/4 multiplied by (4, number of queens)/(51, number of cards left in deck),
1/51, this is all presuming you do not take a queen the first time, which does not happne in this particular problem "theoretically"
(1/4)(4/51)?
yes
1 in 4 is simplified from 13 in 52
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