you are playing a card game called crime scene. thare are 3 diamond cards, 9handcuffs card...
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1)
probability that your first card is a diamond =3/17 =0.18
2)
probability that your first card is not a diamond.=1-3/17 =1-0.18 =0.82
3)
probability that both your cards are handcuffs=(9/17)*(8/16)=0.26
4)
P(win |first card was diamond )=P(2nd card is car card) =5/16 =0.31
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