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what is the probability of drawing 5 queens from a standard deck of cards?
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MathMate
A standard deck of cards has 4 queens, one from each of the four suits (Spade, Heart, Diamond and Club).
Therefore the event Q of drawing 5 queens does not exist in the sample space Ω.
Therefore probability P(Q) of drawing 5 queens is zero.
Therefore the event Q of drawing 5 queens does not exist in the sample space Ω.
Therefore probability P(Q) of drawing 5 queens is zero.
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MathMate
Note: the above answer assumes no replacement of cards.
If the question assumes with replacement, then drawing a queen from a full deck has a probability of 13/52=1/13.
In a 4 step random experiment, the probability of getting a queen at each of the four steps is given by (1/13)^4.
If the question assumes with replacement, then drawing a queen from a full deck has a probability of 13/52=1/13.
In a 4 step random experiment, the probability of getting a queen at each of the four steps is given by (1/13)^4.
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MathMate
Correction:
4/52=1/13
4/52=1/13
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