Find the probability of getting a king then an eight. Assume the cards are not replaced?

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30 October, 19:43

Find the probability of getting a king then an eight. Assume the cards are not replaced?

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Camron Garza · Answer 1

There are 4 king and 4 eight cards inside 52 one deck of cards. The case asks for a king card and then an eight card.

To draw the king card, you have 4/52 probability.

To draw the eight card, you have 4/51 probability (since the king card not replaced).

The total probability would be: 4*4 / 52*51 = 4/663