What is the probability of choosing a king on the second draw if the first was a king without replacement?

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2026-04-15 06:45

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There are 4 Kings in a standard pack of 52 cards.

If 1 King has previously been drawn this now leaves 3 kings out of a total of 51 remaining cards. The probability of now drawing a King is therefore 3/51 which simplifies to 1/17.

Note: this is the probability concerning the 2nd draw only.

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