Solution:
Let X be an event of selecting two cards from a deck of 52 cards
X=> selecting two cards out of 52 cards
Y=> selecting a Ace at first
Z=> selecting a Jack at second
Now,
Y|X=> selecting Ace at first from the two which is getting selected.
Z|X=> selecting Jack at second from the two which is getting selected.
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