Math, asked by muskan1053, 1 year ago

a card is drawn at random from a well stubbed pack of 52 playing cards find the probability of getting neither a red card nor a queen

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Answered by soumya8566

number of red card and Queens is 28 but question here is neither of them so we will find probability by 50 - 28 / 52 that is 24/ 52 is equals to 6 / 13.

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