two cards are drawn from a pack of 52 cards one after the other without replacement. what is the probability that one of these is a king and another is an ace of opposite color?
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the probability for drawing a king card is 4/52
the probability for drawing a king card that is of opposite colour ace is 1/52
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the probability for drawing a king card that is of opposite colour ace is 1/52
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options are 2/663, 1/221, 4/663, 2/221
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