All the three face cards of spades are removed from a well shuffled pack of 52 cards . A card is drawn at random from the remaining pack . find the probability of getting (a) a black faced card (b) a queen (c) a black card (d) a spade
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if 3 face cards of spades are removed
no of total possible outcomes = 52-3=49
1)a black faces card=E
no of favourable outcomes = 3
p(E)=no of favourable outcomes/no of total possible outcomes
=3/49
2)a queen=E
no of favourable outcomes=3
p(E)= 3/49
3)a black card=E
no of favourable outcomes=26-3=23
p(E)=23/49
4)a spade=E
no of favourable outcomes=13-3=10
p(E)=10/49
no of total possible outcomes = 52-3=49
1)a black faces card=E
no of favourable outcomes = 3
p(E)=no of favourable outcomes/no of total possible outcomes
=3/49
2)a queen=E
no of favourable outcomes=3
p(E)= 3/49
3)a black card=E
no of favourable outcomes=26-3=23
p(E)=23/49
4)a spade=E
no of favourable outcomes=13-3=10
p(E)=10/49
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Answer:
(1) 3/49
(2) 3/49
(3) 23/49
step by step explanation:
Total number of outcomes = 52
Total number of possible outcomes = 52-3
= 49 cards
(1) n(s) = 3
P(a black face card) = 3/49
(2) n(s) = 3
P(a queen) = 3/49
(3) n(s) = 26-3
= 23
P (a black card) = 23/49
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