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as shown above a classic deck of card is made up of 52 cards suppose one card is selected at random and calculate the following probability

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Given a classic deck of cards made up of 52 cards

Made up of 13 spades, hearts, diamonds and clubs each,

The formula of Probabaility is given below as,


\text{Probabilty}=\frac{\operatorname{Re}quired\text{ outcome}}{Possible\text{ outcome}}

Where the Possible outcome = 52

The probability that a 6 of diamonds is selected is,


\begin{gathered} \text{required outcome = 1} \\ \text{Probability of a 6 of diamonds=}(1)/(52) \end{gathered}

Probability that a 6 of diamonds is selected is 1/52

The probability that a heart or a diamond is selected,


\begin{gathered} Probabilty\text{ of a heart P}(H)\text{=}(13)/(52) \\ \text{Probability of a diamond=}(13)/(52) \\ \text{Probability of a heart or a diamond=}(13)/(52)+(13)/(52)=(1)/(4)+(1)/(4)=(1)/(2) \end{gathered}

Probability that a heart or a diamond is selected is 1/2

Probability that a number smaller than 4 (counting the ace as 1) is selected is,


\begin{gathered} \text{Probability of picking a ace=}(4)/(52) \\ \text{Probability of picking a 2=}(4)/(52) \\ \text{Probability of picking a 3=}(4)/(52) \\ \text{Probability of picking a number smaller than 4=}(4)/(52)+(4)/(52)+(4)/(52)=(3)/(13) \end{gathered}

Probability that a number smaller than 4 (counting the ace as 1) is selected is 3/13

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