Math, asked by paras2845, 11 months ago

find the probability of getting red queen in deck of cards​

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Answered by jagdishnayak223
11

Answer:

The probability of getting a red queen in deck of card is 2/52=1/26

Answered by ayaanpoke
16

Step-by-step explanation:

1/26 because in a deck thier are 52 cards and in. a deck there 2 red queen card so number of favourable outcomes is 2 and total number of outcomes is 52 therefore by dividing we get the probability of getting red queen card is 1/26..

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