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Steve shuffles a standard deck of
How many cards are left in the deck?
Subtract the number of cards he has turned over from the total number in the deck.
How many of the remaining cards are aces?
How many aces are there in a deck of cards? How many aces has Steve already turned over?
What is the probability that the fourth card will be an ace?
You will need to use your answers from parts (a) and (b) to solve this problem.
Instead of getting an ace, he gets a two as the fourth card. The fifth card is a five. What is the probability that the next card will be a king?
After Steve removes
cards, how many cards are left in the deck? How many of those cards are kings?
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