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The answer could be 0 or 1 out of 4, because choosing a card at first and not putting it back, then picking a second card at random, it would likely be one in zero attempts to pick 3 again but otherwise that it could be 1 out of 4 because it could be possible picking 3 at the first try.

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Unit: Parametric Integration

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