This math topic focuses on calculating probabilities of drawing two specific cards in order from a deck, with the results presented as fractions. The problems involve determining the likelihood of consecutive card draws, like drawing a 5 followed by a 6, or a Jack followed by a Queen, while expressing the solution in fraction form. These types of problems are a part of a broader unit on probability and counting involving multiple events, enhancing understanding of ordered events and their probabilistic outcomes in card games.
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Calculate the probability of drawing 8, 9 in order. Show as a fraction