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Step-by-step explanation:
Given that Anna has a flush, this means that the three shared cards and the 2 cards with Anna has the same suit, therefore given this condition the probability that Brad also has a flush is computed here as:
= Probability that Brad has the same suit cards as those shared cards and Anna
= Probability that Brad selected 2 cards from the 8 cards remaining of that suit
= Number of ways to select 2 cards from the 8 cards of that same suit / Total ways to select 2 cards from the remaining 47 cards
= 0.0259
Therefore 0.0259 is the required probability here.
the little calculation is shown in the picture attached
