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Question: Consider an SWR situation. What is the probability of drawing the following sequence of cards...

Question: Consider an SWR situation. What is the probability of drawing the following sequence of cards from a deck of 52 cards: a four, followed by a black King, followed by the seven of hearts, followed by a Jack?

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Given: Probability of four, followed by black king, followed by a seven of hearts, followed by a jack out of 52 cards.

Note: Whenever the word "followed by" is given the total value decreases by 1.

Probability of four = 4/52

Probability of Black King = 2/51

Probability of seven of hearts = 1/50

Probability of jack =4/49

Answer: 4/52 * 2/51 * 1/50 * 4/49

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