two cards are set asidefirst what is the probility that that card drawn is a king on next turn?

• 2 cards are drawn aside.
  case 1:- no two cards are king .so probability = 4/50
  case 2:- 1 cards is king . so probability = 3/50
  case 3 :- 2 cards both are kings .probability = 2/50
  so total =4/50+3/50+2/50=7/50
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• since 2 cards are drawn already, so remaining cards=50
  if drawn both cards are king, then probability of next card being king=2c1
  if 1 drawn card is king then=3c1
  if drawn both cards are not king then=4c1
  possible outcomes=2c1+3c1+4c1=9
  total outcomes=50c1=50
  probability=9/50
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• 1/13 i think
  
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• 2/25...as 2 cards are kept aside
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• There are two cases here:
  
  Case 1: First card chosen is a queen
  
  4/52∗3/51=1/221
  Case 2: First card chosen is not a queen.
  
  48/52∗4/51=16/221
  Adding both the cases, we get 17/221 = 4/52 = 1/13
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• is it 1/13
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• 1/13 conform
  
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• can someone explain it
  
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• (4c1*3c1 + 48c1*4c1)/52c2 *2
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