1.) A card is drawn from a standard 52-card deck. What is the probability that the card is a club, or that the card is a red-suited jack, queen, king, or ace?
A. 1/26

B. 3/26

C. 21/52

D. 21/26

2.) Find the probability of rolling two number cubes and getting a 2 on the first number cube and a 6 on the second?

A. 1/36

B. 1/15

C. 1/30

D. 1/6

Question

1.) A card is drawn from a standard 52-card deck. What is the probability that the card is a club, or that the card is a red-suited jack, queen, king, or ace?
A. 1/26

B. 3/26

C. 21/52

D. 21/26


2.) Find the probability of rolling two number cubes and getting a 2 on the first number cube and a 6 on the second?

A. 1/36

B. 1/15

C. 1/30

D. 1/6

austinl · Answer

How many cards are in a suit?

anonymous · Answer

13

austinl · Answer

So, what is the probability that it is a club?

anonymous · Answer

um......1/13

austinl · Answer

Are the letters options? Multiple choice?

anonymous · Answer

no they are 1/26 .....3/26....21/52.......or 21/26

kinggeorge · Answer

For the first problem you have, you only need to do one thing. And that's just count the number of cards that are either clubs, or a red-suited jack, king, queen or ace.

You already said that there were 13 cards in a suit, so that's 13 clubs. How many red-suited jacks, queens, kings and aces?