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Drawing a card from a deck and getting a king or queen is a mutually exclusive event?

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Answered by pushpakala086

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Mutually exclusive probabilistic events.

P(AceofSpades)=(152).

P(JackofClubs)=(152).

Therefore;P(AceofSpadesorJackofClubs)=P(AceofSpades)+P(JackofClubs)=(152)+(152)=(252)=(126).

Concept Required;Probability and Card Games.

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