2 cards frm deck w/o replacement what's probability that 2nd card's red given that 1st card's red

Two cards are drawn from a standard deck of cards without replacement.  What is the probability that the 2nd card is red, given that the 1st card is red?
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sins yuno kard 1=red, that meen yu take kard 2 from dek av 51 kards that hav

12  reds init

chas kard 2 is red=12/51 =0.235294
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