Math, asked by Pranzalsharma, 1 year ago

All kings, queens and aces are removed from a pack of 52 cards. The remaining cards are well shuffled and then a card is drawn from it. Find the probability that the drawn card is a
1)red card
2)black face card

Answers

Answered by maheshwaranlupp0yaxy
326
Since all the 4 kings,4 queens and 4 aces are removed...totally 12cards are removed and the deck has just 40 cards.
P(E) = no.favourable outcomes/total no. Of outcomes.
Since 6 red cards are removed
1) p(red card) = 20/40 = 1/2
Since 4 black face cards are removed
2)p(black face card) = 22/40 = 11/20.

Mark me as brainliest if there is another answer given.
Answered by ElvaShiningBrow
107
Remaining cards = 40
probability for red card = 20/40 = 1/2
p for black card = 22/40= 11/20

ElvaShiningBrow: mine is not wrong
ElvaShiningBrow: use your common sense.... your answer is wrong from the probability of black cards
maheshwaranlupp0yaxy: Bro I'm 100% sure
maheshwaranlupp0yaxy: U remove the black cards also
maheshwaranlupp0yaxy: So the 2 black kings ,2 black queens and 2 black aces do not count
maheshwaranlupp0yaxy: Understand
ElvaShiningBrow: look ..... 20 + 20 is 40. 20+22 is not
maheshwaranlupp0yaxy: Dude u do not get the point because .......
maheshwaranlupp0yaxy: I dont wanna argue more cause an already filled vessel cannot be filled
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