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Using a deck of 52 cards (13 red numbered 1-13, 13 blue numbered 1-13, 13 green numbered 1-13 and 13 black numbered 1-13):

1.
describe the steps neccessary to calculate the theroretical probability of
a) drawing 2 red cards one after another (with replacement)from a given deck
b) drawing 3 cards with the same value without replacement
2.
Describe the steps neccessary to calculate the experimental probability of
a) drawing 2 red cards one after another (with replacement)from a given deck
b) drawing 3 cards with the same value without replacement

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