SOLUTION: what is the probability that a king will be selected in the first and second draw (assuming the king was not replaced)?
I thought it would be :
(4/52)(3/51) but that equals 4.52
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I thought it would be :
(4/52)(3/51) but that equals 4.52
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Question 270351: what is the probability that a king will be selected in the first and second draw (assuming the king was not replaced)?
I thought it would be :
(4/52)(3/51) but that equals 4.52 and i know it cannot be greater than 1. What am i missing. The book states it should be .0045.
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