Mathematics, 05.01.2021 08:20, ericwheeler821

Mike thinks there is a better probability of drawing two kings from a shuffled deck in a row using replacement. Ray thinks there is a better probability of drawing two kings in a row if he does not replace the first one. Who is correct, and what is the probability of the event which they think is better? A.
Mike; 1/169
B.
Mike; 1/221
C.
Ray; 1/221
D.
Ray; 1/169

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