Math, asked by anitamodanwal23121, 2 months ago

- A card is drown at random from 52deck cards. Find the pribility to getting neither a red card nor a queen

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Answered by aaravlokhandedpsv

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Answer:

There are 26 red cards containing 2 queen and 2 more queen are there.

p(getting a red or a queen) =28/52=7/13.

∴ P(getting neither a red card nor a queen) =1−7/13=6/13.

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