Math, asked by khushi13748, 7 months ago

what is the probability of getting a red Queen card from a well shuffled Deck of 52 playing cards​

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Answered by himanshubhatt43
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Analyse the following reactions and identify incorrect

statements where X and Y are two different aldohexoses

and X is a ketohexoses.

H.O/H

Disaccharide (A)

X + Z

O

Disaccharide (B)

H,O/H*

→ 2X

H,O/H

Disaccharide (C)

» XY

(a) A, B and C are reducing sugars

(b) B and C have C.-C, glycosidic linkage between two

monosaccharide units.

(c) The two monosaccharide units of diasaccharide Care

C, epimers

(d) All the three diasaccharides undergo mutarotation

(1) a but not b, c and d (2) b and c but not a and d

(3) d but not a, b and c (4) a and d but not b and c​

Answered by heeralkothari0
2

Answer:

1/26

Step-by-step explanation:

probability (e)=(No of favourable outcome/total number of outcome)

probability (of getting two red queen)= 2/52

=1/26

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