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1 year ago

Refer to a standard deck of playing cards. Assume 5 cards are randomly chosen from the deck. How many hands contain 4 aces?

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Setler79 [48]1 year ago

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There would be 0.07923 probability to get 4 aces.

<h3>What is probability ?</h3>

Probability shows possibility to happen an event, it defines that an event will occur or not. The probability varies from 0 to 1.

Total number of cards in deck = 52

Total number of aces = 4

When 5 cards are chosen randomly,

The probability to get 4 aces

= 1/52+1/51+1/50+1/49+0

Since, at 5th time there will be no ace remains, so probability would be 0.

= 0.01923+0.01960+0.0200+0.0204

=0.07923

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