| The five cards of brick - flattened, s...

| The five cards of brick - flattened, slave, begum, emperor and ace - are well beaten goes. Then a leaf is drawn randomly from these. (i) What is the probability that this leaf is a begum? (ii) If the begum comes out, it is set aside and another leaf is drawn. What is the probability that the second extracted leaf (a) is an ace? (b) is a begum?

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