Two cards are drawn at random from a deck of well shuffled cards. Determine the probability that both the cards are a king and a queen.
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two cards, remember
there are 4 suites of 13 cards each , so the probability of getting two cards in each suit is 2/13 there are four suits ,so the probability is 2\13*4 = 8\13 -(use calculator to make it to decimals !!)
i m getting the wrong answer
I'm not getting the question :( The two cards, are they supposed to be both kings or both queens or one king and one queen?
Well, there are 52 cards in a deck and 8 of them are Kings and Queens. So the probability of one random draw is 8/52. Assuming you draw one, there are 7/51 remaining, so you just need to multiply that out to get the answer. |dw:1341587716616:dw| ... by my calculations, about 2.11%
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