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4. A. Find the probability of picking a Jack of clubs, putting the card back in...

4. A. Find the probability of picking a Jack of clubs, putting the card back in the pack of 52, and then picking a 6 of spades? b. Find the probability of picking a Jack of clubs, not putting it back, and then picking a 6 of spades. c. How do you distinguish between the two types of events.

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A) probability of picking a Jack of clubs is 1/52.

Probability = 0.01923

Probability of 6 of spade is 1/52

Probability = 0.01923

B) probability of picking a Jack of clubs is 1/52

Probability = 0.01923

Probability of Picking a 6 of spade is 1/51

Probability = 0.01960

C) probability for Jack of clubs and picking a 6 remains same in first event because there is replacement of card.

And due to not replacing a Jack of clubs , total cards become 51 so probability of picking a 6 is changed in the second event.

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