Q. Two cards are drawn in succession without replacement from a ostandard 52-card deck. Compute the probability that (i) the second card is a red if the first card is the king of hearts; (ii) Both cards are black.

Q. Two cards are drawn in succession without replacement from a ostandard 52-card deck. Compute the probability that (i) the second card is a red if the first card is the king of hearts; (ii) Both cards are black.

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