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HACTEHA [7]
2 years ago
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In a certain card​ game, the probability that a player is dealt a particular hand is. Explain what this probability means. If yo

u play this card game 100​ times, will you be dealt this hand exactly ​times? why or why​ not?.
Mathematics
1 answer:
ryzh [129]2 years ago
3 0

No, you will not be dealt this hand exactly 48 ​times. This can be obtained by understanding the concept of probability.

<h3>What does the probability mean?</h3>

The probability means that out of 100 times nearly 48 times the player is dealt the particular hand.

No, you will not be dealt this hand exactly 48 ​times since 48 times is an approximate value out of 100 times.

Learn more about probability here:

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Question: In a certain card​ game, the probability that a player is dealt a particular hand is 0.48. Explain what this probability means. If you play this card game 100​ times, will you be dealt this hand exactly 48 ​times? Why or why​ not?

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