Well, there are 52 cards in a deck, with 4 suits. there is a Jack and queen per suit, so that is a total of 8 jacks and queens in the deck. that probability looks like 8:52 as a ratio, or 2:13 simplified. so, you are likely to draw a Jack or queen 8 out of 52 times, or 2 out of 13 times
6(f)^0.5
is this what you meant?
-7n + 9 because the common difference is -7, so you have -7n, and then by plugging in the term numbers and the values, you find out that you need to add 9 to the -7n, so the answer is -7n + 9
