SOLUTION: Two cards are drawn at random from an ordinary 52 card deck.
a) how many 2-card hands consist of 2 King?
b) how many 2-card hands consist of 2 Face cards (King, Queen, or Jack)?
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-> SOLUTION: Two cards are drawn at random from an ordinary 52 card deck.
a) how many 2-card hands consist of 2 King?
b) how many 2-card hands consist of 2 Face cards (King, Queen, or Jack)?
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Question 1001822: Two cards are drawn at random from an ordinary 52 card deck.
a) how many 2-card hands consist of 2 King?
b) how many 2-card hands consist of 2 Face cards (King, Queen, or Jack)? Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
a) There are 4 ways to select the first King, and then 3 ways to select the second King, divided by 2 ways to arrange a hand consisting of two cards (KS,KH is the same as KH,KS)
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