a card is chosen from a standard deck of 52. what is the probability of choosing a card that is not a diamond.

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3/4 because a deck is made up of 4 suits so removing one suit leaves you with 3/4

Ceferino answered Feb 10, 2021

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Answer:

The probability of a card being neither a jack nor a diamond is conventionally written as 9/13.

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Lee Whitney III answered Feb 14, 2021

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