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If a deck of 52 cards is divided into two colors (red and black) and has four suits (the red suits diamonds and hearts and the black suits spades and clubs) with 13 different values per suit (Ace, numbers 2 through 10, Jack, Queen, and King), then what are the outcomes for drawing a red King? Option #1: {King Hearts, King Diamonds} Option #2: {King Spades, King Clubs} Option #3: {King Hearts, King Diamonds, King Spades, King Clubs} Option #4: {King Hearts} (1 point)

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To determine the outcomes for drawing a red King, we need to consider the cards that are classified as red Kings in a standard deck of playing cards.

In a standard deck:

  • The red suits are Hearts and Diamonds.
  • The Kings in these suits are:
    • King of Hearts
    • King of Diamonds

Therefore, the outcomes for drawing a red King are:

  • King Hearts
  • King Diamonds

The correct option is Option #1: {King Hearts, King Diamonds}.