Two cards are drawn from a deck of 52 cards. the first card is replaced before the 2nd card is drawn. what is the probability of drawing the ace of spades and any king

The number of ways to draw 2 cards from a deck of 52 cards

Probability of drawing the ace of spades: P = 1/52 (there is 1 ace of spade)

Probability of drawing a king: P = 4/52 (there is 4 kings)

The first card is replaced before the 2nd card is drawn, then:

=> Probability of drawing the ace of spades and any king:

P =  Probability of 1st drawing the ace of spades and 2nd drawing any king +

      Probability of 1st drawing any king and 2nd drawing the ace of spades.

  = (1/52) x (4/52) + x (4/52) x (1/52)

  = (1/52) x (4/52) x 2

  = 0.003

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