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I t is necessary to assume that

  • a single card is drawn,
  • it is drawn at random,
  • it is a normal deck of cards.

If these assumptions are realised - and there is nothing in the question to suggest that they are - then the probability is 1/52.

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It is necessary to assume that

  • a single card is drawn,
  • it is drawn at random,
  • it is a normal deck of cards.

If these assumptions are realized - and there is nothing in the question to suggest that they are - then the probability is 1/52.

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I t is necessary to assume that

a single card is drawn,

it is drawn at random,

it is a normal deck of cards.

If these assumptions are realised - and there is nothing in the question to suggest that they are - then the probability is 1/52.

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shehzadi naaz

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3y ago
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I will have to say, that answer is correct but this is if you are leaving out the joker and usually, that is two more, so my answer and I agree with 1/52 but also include 1/54

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Dustin Sorrow

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3y ago
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