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two cards are drawn without replacement from an ordinary deck. find the probability that the second is a club, given that the first is not a club

Answer :

The probability that the second is a club, given that the first is not a club is  0.1911

According to the question,

We have a ordinary deck

An ordinary deck contain 52 cards

Number of club an ordinary have = 13

Let the first event of not getting a club at first draw be "A"

and "B" for getting a club at second draw

P( not getting a club) = P(A) = 1 - P(getting a club)

=> 1 - 13/52

=> 39/52

Now , We are drawing card without replacement

Number of cards we have after first draw = 51

P(getting a club) = P(B) = 13 / 51

The probability that the second is a club, given that the first is not a club

P(A).P(A)=> 39/52 . 13/51

=> 507/2652

=> 0.1911

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