R. Adcock is holding 10 cards consisting of 2 diamonds, 4 spades, 2 heart, and 2 clubs. What is the probability of choosing a diamond then a spade if there is no replacement?

R. Adcock is holding 10 cards consisting of 2 diamonds, 4 spades, 2 heart, and 2 clubs. What is the probability of choosing a diamond then a spade if there is no replacement?

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