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hey mate here is the answer of imo question
red face cards=6
n(sample space)=52-6=46
now
a)let E1 be the event that the remove card is a face card
so n(E1)=12-6=6.......as 6 red face cards are removed
so p(E1)=n(E1)/n(S)
=6/46
=3/23
b)let E2 be the event that the remove card is a king card
so n(E2)=4-2=2.........as 2 red king cards are removed
so p(E2)=n(E2)/n(S)
=2/46
=1/23
hence option C is correct
hope it will help you
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red face cards=6
n(sample space)=52-6=46
now
a)let E1 be the event that the remove card is a face card
so n(E1)=12-6=6.......as 6 red face cards are removed
so p(E1)=n(E1)/n(S)
=6/46
=3/23
b)let E2 be the event that the remove card is a king card
so n(E2)=4-2=2.........as 2 red king cards are removed
so p(E2)=n(E2)/n(S)
=2/46
=1/23
hence option C is correct
hope it will help you
mark me brainliest ✌✌✌✌
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Total number of face card in pack of card = 12
In which there are 6 red cards and 6 black cards.
>>> (I) <<<
So, probability for face card after removing all red face cards,
Option (C)
>>> (II) <<<
There are total 4 king cards is pack of card
In which 2 are red and 2 are black cards,
Therefore probability for king card is,
Option (C)
In which there are 6 red cards and 6 black cards.
>>> (I) <<<
So, probability for face card after removing all red face cards,
Option (C)
>>> (II) <<<
There are total 4 king cards is pack of card
In which 2 are red and 2 are black cards,
Therefore probability for king card is,
Option (C)
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