A magician plans to draw distinct cards from a regular deck.What is the probability (C) that the magician will draw Three cards consisting a King, aQueen, and a Jack?а.b.What is the probability (C) that the magician's First draw is a Spade and the Second drawis a Heart?What is the probability (C) on the events that the First card is a Black King, the Secondcard is a 2 or King, and the Third card is Greater than 4 but Less than 8?C.

A regular deck of cards contains 52 cards.

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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