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3 March, 18:01

in a card game, players select a card from a deck of 20 cards, 15 of which are blue and 5 of which are gold. after a card is selected, it is returned to the deck before the next player takes his or her turn. what is the probability that two consecutive players select a gold card? give your answer as a simplified fraction

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