Draw a tree diagram representing the following question and determine the probability: A card is drawn from a 52 card deck.  We continue to draw until we have drawn a king or until we have drawn five cards, whichever comes first.  Draw a tree diagram that illustrates the experiment.  Put the appropriate probabilities on the tree. Find the probability that the drawing ends before the fourth draw

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A card is drawn from a 52 card deck.  We continue to draw until we have drawn a king or until we have drawn five cards, whichever comes first.  Draw a tree diagram that illustrates the experiment.  Put the appropriate probabilities on the tree. Find the probability that the drawing ends before the fourth draw

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