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If 5 cards are drawn one after another without replacement from a standard deck of 52 cards, what is the probability of drawing, in sequence, a diamond, a spade, a heart, a club, and another diamond?

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A

\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{13}{51}⋅\frac{13}{50}⋅\frac{13}{49}⋅\frac{12}{48}

B

\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{12}{51}⋅\frac{11}{50}⋅\frac{10}{49}⋅\frac{9}{48}

C

\frac{5}{52}⋅\frac{5}{51}⋅\frac{5}{50}⋅\frac{5}{49}⋅\frac{5}{48}

D

\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{13}{52}

E

\frac{13}{52}⋅\frac{12}{52}⋅\frac{11}{52}⋅\frac{10}{52}⋅\frac{9}{52}

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