A certain man takes 2 cards
from a standard deck of 52 cards.
What will be the probability
of getting a spade and an ace?
Solution
(This is a problem with
replacement)
n(E) = 13, n(S) = 52
P(E) = n(E)
n(S)
1st pick(spade) = 13/52
2nd pick(an ace) = 4/52.
P(a spade and an ace) =
13 x 4
52
52
P(a spade and an ace) =
113 x
4 1
452
52 13
P(a spade and an ace) =
1 x 1
P(a spade and an ace)
= 1
52
Therefore Probability
of drawing a spade and an ace is 1/52
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A certain man takes 2 cards
from a standard deck of 52 cards.
What will be the probability
of getting a number 2 and a joker?
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