Use counting rules to find the following probabilities. A full house (in poker) consists of three of one kind of card and two of another kind of card. Find the probability of a full house consisting of

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Use counting rules to find the following probabilities.

A full house (in poker) consists of three of one kind of card and two of another kind of
card. Find the probability of a full house consisting of three kings and two queens.

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0.00144

Explanation:

(13/1)(4/3)(12/1)(4/2)/(52/5)=(13)(4)(12)(6)/2598960=3744/2598960≈0.00144

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