Three cards are drawn in succession from a deck of 52 cards (without replacement). Let (D_{1}={) diamond
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Three cards are drawn in succession from a deck of 52 cards (without replacement). Let \(D_{1}=\{\) diamond is drawn on the first draw \(\}\), \(D_{2}=\{\) diamond is drawn on the second draw \(\}\), and \(D_{3}=\{\) diamond is drawn on the third draw \(\}\). Find the probabilities in Problems 43-46 correct to the nearest hundredth.
\(P\) (exactly one diamond is drawn)
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