Math, asked by sreejithagutti9673, 1 year ago

) from a pack of 52 playing cards, the jack, queen and king of clubs are removed, and the pack is well shuffled. from the remaining cards, a card is drawn. find the probability of getting: i. a club ii. a red face card

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Answered by mohan585

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Jack,king,queen of club removed from pack

And remaining cards =49

Probability of a club = 10/49

Probability of red face card=6/49

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