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Mathematics, 17.04.2020 02:18 Svetakotok

Pick a random card from a deck of cards without jokers, i. e., a 52-card deck. Let A = fcard is an Aceg and R = fcard is redg. Are A and R independent? Now, pick two cards out of the deck sequentially without replacement. Are F = frst card is an Aceg and S = fsecond card is an Aceg independent?

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