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In a deck of 52 playing cards, what is the probability, as a fraction, of drawing a picture card (A, K, Q, and J) that is also a diamond then a card numbered 2-9?

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Answer:

4.8%

if we assume that the first card is REPLACED (otherwise the formula gets complex)

[tex](\frac{4}{52} )(\frac{32}{52} ) = \frac{8}{169} = .048[/tex]

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