SOLUTION: A. What is the probability of drawing five royals (either a Jack, Queen, King or Ace) from five blind draws from a standard deck of 52 cards without replacement?
B. Suppose ther
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Question 869541: A. What is the probability of drawing five royals (either a Jack, Queen, King or Ace) from five blind draws from a standard deck of 52 cards without replacement?
B. Suppose there is there are 23 cards remaining from a standard deck of cards. 10 of the cards are diamonds, and 7 of the cards are hearts, and 4 of the cards are royal diamonds. If a card is blindly drawn from the pack of cards, what is that is the probability that it is a royal card given that it is a diamond?
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A. P = ways of choosing 5 royals(out of 12)/ways of choosing 5 cards from Deck
P = = 792/2598960 |Note: 12 face cards(royals) in the deck
B. P(R |D) =P(A|B) = P(A and B)/P(B)= = 4/10 = 2/5
Note: only 23 cards in total
