Continue problem (d) using portions A and B as the deck was originally divided. Suppose that a card
Question: Continue problem (d) using portions A and B as the deck was originally divided. Suppose that a card is randomly drawn from portion A and added to portion B, and then a card is randomly drawn from portion B. Find the probability that the card drawn from B is black.
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