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2 years ago

A 3-card poker hand is dealt at random from a standard 52-card deck. what is the total number of possible hands

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This depends on the number of players or hands dealt. If its one, it would be 17 (17.3 repeating to be exact),if its more than 2, thne just do 52/x and then divide that number by 3.

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