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Given a standard 52 card deck with 13 cards of each suit, the probability you draw...

Given a standard 52 card deck with 13 cards of each suit, the probability you draw (without replacement) the Ace of Spades and then the Queen of Hearts is aproximately?

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The Ace of Spades is one specific card among the 52 cards, so there is only 1 possibility that on drawing one card from the 52 card deck the Ace of Spades is drawn.

So the probability that the Ace of Sapdes is drawn = 1/52

On drawing the Ace of Spades and not replacing, 51 cards remain in the deck.

The Queen of Hearts is one specific card among the 51 cards, so there is only 1 possibility that on drawing one card from the 51 card deck the Ace of Spades is drawn.

So the probability that the Queen of Hearts is drawn = 1/51

So the probability that the Ace of Spades and then the Queen of Hearts is drawn (without replacement)

= (1/52)(1/51) 0.0003771

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