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Let n be in N. Two packs of cards each containing cards numbered 1 to n...

Let n be in N. Two packs of cards each containing cards numbered 1 to n are shuffled and placed on the table. One by one, two cards are simultaneously turned over from the top of the packs. What is the probability that at some point the two revealed cards have the same number?

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