SOLUTION: Suppose that two cards are selected from a standard 52-card deck without replacement. A. Find the probability that exactly one card is a club B. Find the probability that both

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Question 414022: Suppose that two cards are selected from a standard 52-card deck without replacement.
A. Find the probability that exactly one card is a club
B. Find the probability that both cards are kings
C. Find the probability that exactly one card is a 7
D. Find the probability that at least one card is red
E. Find the probability that neither card is a queen
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"two cards" are selected from a standard 52-card deck "without replacement"

P(exactly one card is a club) = 1/13*39/51

P(both cards are kings)=  4/52*3/51

P(exactly one card is a 7) = 4/52*48/51

P(least one card is red) =  1 - P(both black) =  1 - 26*52*25*51       

P(neither card is a queen) =  48/52*47/51