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Matt draws a card at random and keeps it.

Then, he draws another card without looking. What are the chances of him choosing king and then another king

P(king) * P(king after king)

Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

1/2
3/10
0

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Matt draws a card at random and keeps it. 
 
Then, he draws another card without looking. What are the chances of him choosing king  and then another king
 
P(king) * P(king after king)
 

Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.
 	
	1/2
	3/10
	0

yagosik · Answer

Sorry, but is this the right picture? It only has one king on it.

misao · Answer

thats the picture i was given :/

yagosik · Answer

Ok, then we'll work with aces. There are two of them on the picture.

Can you tell me what are the chances of taking one ace out of this 5 cards?

sparrow2 · Answer

as you said: 4/54 is prob of first king 3/53 is the second king and you multiply:

yagosik · Answer

If we'll take the full deck, then the none of the choices will suit the case.

yagosik · Answer

Oh, I get it.

Misao, if you have one king, what are the chances of taking two kings?

misao · Answer

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yagosik · Answer

Exactly.
That's the answer.

misao · Answer

TYSM