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Five cards are dealt at random without replacement from a well-shuffled deck of 52 playing cards.  What is the probability of dealing

(a)“four of a kind” (i.e. four of the same rank and any other card)?

(b)“two pairs” (i.e. 2 cards of the same rank and two cards of any other rank, with an unmatched card)? 
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