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What is the probability of selecting a red queen from a deck of cards? 2/26 3/52 1/52 1/26
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What is the probability of selecting a red queen from a deck of cards?

2/26

3/52

1/52

1/26

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There is two red queens in a deck of cards so that’s 3 out of 52 but if you simplify that is 1 of 26 so your answer is 1/26
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