SOLUTION: Two bridges player, east and west ,each has13 cards dealt at random from a normal act of 52 cards.what is probability that between them they have exactly 4 aces.
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Question 1128608: Two bridges player, east and west ,each has13 cards dealt at random from a normal act of 52 cards.what is probability that between them they have exactly 4 aces. Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060) (Show Source):
That's the probability that the 26 cards between them contain all 4 aces:
The numerator is:
"4 aces choose all 4" and "from the remaining 48 cards choose 22.
The denominator is:
"52 cards choose 26":
The probability is
Edwin
