Two cards are dealt off the top of a well shuffled deck. You have a choice: (a) To win $1 if the fir
Question: Two cards are dealt off the top of a well shuffled deck. You have a choice:
(a) To win $1 if the first is a king.
(b) To win $1 if the first is a king and the second a queen.
Which option is better? Or are they equivalent?
For credit, justify by showing what is the probability in each case.
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