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What is the probability that the three cards dealt are, in order, an ace, a face...

What is the probability that the three cards dealt are, in order, an ace, a face card, and a 2? (A face card is a jack, queen, or king.)

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We know that the probability is defined as

The total number of cards = 52

The number of ace cards = 4, then the corresponding probability of drawing an ace card is

The number of face cards = 4, then the corresponding probability of drawing a face card is

The number of 2's = 4, then the corresponding probability of drawing a 2 is

The probability of drawing 3 cards in order (Without Replacement of drawing Ace, Face and number 2 cards) is

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