But what about the probability of getting a king on the second, on the second trial? What would this be equal to? Well, it depends on what happened on the first trial. If the first trial, you had a king, well, then you would have, so let's see, this would be the situation given first trial, first king. Well, now, there would be three kings left in a deck of 51 cards. But if you did not get a king on the first trial, now you have four kings in a deck of 51 cards, because remember, we're doing it without replacement. You're just taking that first card, whatever you did, and you're taking it aside.