Posted by Jane on Monday, February 27, 2012 at 1:58pm.
The probability of a favourable first draw is 6 cards out of 13.
The probability of a favourable second draw, given the first one has succeded, is 5 cards out of 12.
The probability of both happening will therefore be the product of the two.
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