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How many 4 card hands that contain exactly 3 aces and 1 queen can be chosen from a 52 card deck? You don't need to show your work. PLZ HELP
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How many 4 card hands that contain exactly 3 aces and 1 queen can be chosen from a 52 card deck?
You don't need to show your work. PLZ HELP
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There are 16 possible hands.
Choosing 3 aces from 4 possible is expressed by:
Choosing 1 queen from 4 possible is expressed by:
This gives us 4*4 = 16 possible hands.
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