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1. A bag contains five cards: the jack, queen, king, ace and ten of clubs. Two cards are to be selected at random without repla
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Question 469288: Requesting help on the three problems listed below:
1. A bag contains five cards: the jack, queen, king, ace and ten of clubs. Two cards are to be selected at random without replacement. List the sample space. Find the probability that one of the cards selected is the king.
2. The Cat Lovers' Club has nine members. They need to form a committee consisting of four members to judge the cat show. How many different committees are possible?
3. Two dice are rolled. What is the probability of rolling doubles?
Thanks in advance!!! Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source):
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9C4=combination of 9 things taken 4 at a time=9!/((9-4)!*4!)=126 different committees are possible.
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Ed
