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If The first card is an ace and the second is also an ace what the probility?
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Just a straight deal, the first card will be an ace 4 times out of 52, the second card will be an ace 3 times in 51. The total odds will be 12 times in 2652.
However in the question posed the first card is an ace so the probability is 1 in 1, so the second card being an ace will occur 3 times in 51.
In the question , the first card is ACE, and second is also an ACE. Hence probability is 1in 1.
How ever the question should be framed "What is the probabilty for getting first card An ACE and also Second card as An ACE"
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