document.write( "Question 460530: Suppose you draw 5 cards froma standard 52-card deck \r
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\n" ); document.write( "4C2*13*12C3*(4)^3/52C5 any one of the 13 ranks and 2 of 4 suits the remaining 3 cards can have any of the 12 remaining ranks and any of the 4 suits.
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