There are 4 queens in a standard deck of 52 cards. You pick one card at random. What is the probability of not picking a queen?
This one is a bit confusing.
4/52=1/13 is the probability of picking a queen.
I am not sure how to figure this one out.
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Would the answer be 12 out of 13 or 12/13
Yes! 12/13
Ms. Sue really? Oh my goodness.
I will explain to you how I figured this out.
4/52
I took 52-4 which equals 48
48/52=24/26=12/13
12/13 + 1/13=13/13
I will explain to you how I figured this out.
4/52
I took 52-4 which equals 48
48/52=24/26=12/13
12/13 + 1/13=13/13
That works -- but it's a round about way to get it. But whatever works! :-)
Okay. Yes see what you are saying. There is also a different method in figuring it out is what you are saying.
Yes.
THANKS1!!!
Yep! it is 13
good job!
(I checked my work)
good job!
(I checked my work)
13/13
3. Find the probability of selecting 4 queens from a standard deck of cards without replacement.?
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