This math topic focuses on calculating probability with multiple events involving drawing cards in a specific order. The problems ask students to compute the probabilities of drawing particular sequences of cards, such as "2, 3," "4, 5," and "Jack, Queen," and to express these probabilities as equations. Students are challenged to use counting principles and probability rules to find the likelihood of these ordered scenarios, enhancing their understanding of combinations and permutations within the context of card games. Each question provides multiple choice answers, expressed in equation form using fractions.

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