Math, asked by ayyubsheeba2002, 1 month ago

What is the probability of getting an ace (Event A) and queen (event B) happening in a fair hand of cards served. When A or B are not mutually exclusive?

Answers

Answered by VethaVarna13

0

There are 4 aces in the suits in the card. The probability of picking an ace card of any suit is 1 in 13 Cards.

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Science, 16 days ago

a force of 4800 N acts on a surface of area 20m^2 normally what would be the pressure on the surface...

Chemistry, 16 days ago

what is biochemistry?

Science, 16 days ago

which of these is an non electrolytes.

Biology, 1 month ago

write down composition and function of primary and secondary cell wall (for 11 class) in easy wording short answer ...

English, 1 month ago

what are the beautiful things that help the human being overcome suffering...

English, 9 months ago

I did not bring rise voice change...

Science, 9 months ago

10.1 couldn't attend the meeting ................. my sickness. 11................... my warnings to him, he went to circus. 12.Police caught and beat the thief ................... the whole crowd. . the matter again. 13.1 request you to think ........... (fill in the appropriate preposition)...

English, 9 months ago

imagine that there were no telephone or cellphone or computer. Different ways would ise to communicate with people...