2 face cards and 3 non-face cards = (12C2)(40C3) = (66)(9880) =652,080
3 face cards and 2 non-face cards = (12C3)(40C2) = (220)(780)=171,600
4 face cards and 1 non-face cards = (12C4)(40C1) = (495)(40)=19,800
5 face cards = 12C5 =792
Adding: 844,272 hands
On the face cards, each character is showing one hand, except that the King of Hearts shows both. So there are 13 hands depicted, and each depiction appears twice on each card, for a total of 26 hands showing.(This does not include the various depictions of Jokers, which could add 4, 3, 2, 1, or 0 additional hands in a deck of 54 cards.)
If you mean all the cards have to be face cards, then it would be a four of a kind, full house, three of a kind, and two pair. For example: Four of a kind, four Jacks and a Queen. Full house, Kings over Queens. Three of a kind, three Jacks, a Queen, and a King. Two pair, a pair of Kings, a pair of Jacks, and a Queen. If you mean how many different combinations can be made using only only face cards, there are 95040 possible hands.
There are 12 face cards.
Not on their face and hands. Excluding the face and hands, yes. Including the face and hands, no.
18 face cards in red (2 of each 1-9) 18 face cards in blue (2 of each 1-9) 18 face cards in green (2 of each 1-9) 18 face cards in yellow (2 of each 1-9) 8 Reverses 8 Skips 8 Hit twos 4 Trade hands 4 Discard alls 4 Wilds 2 Wild hit alls 2 Wild hit fires
52/4= 13 face cards
A MONKEY! A monkey has hands and a face, but doesn't wash its face!
A MONKEY! A monkey has hands and a face, but doesn't wash its face!
Face cards are the jack, queen and king because these cards have pictures of the upper chest and face of people on them.
With no repetition of shapes (symmetry) we have obtained 26 different combinations.
No. Face cards are jacks, queens, and kings - cards with faces on them.
There are 4 jacks, 4 queens, and 4 kings or 12 face cards in a deck of 52 cards.