There are 4 kings in a deck of 52 cards. As there should be exactly one king in each combination of 5 cards, thus one king can be selected as a combination of 4 kings taken 1 at a time.
The formula for the combination is defined as,
Substitute 4 for n and 1 for r in the above formula.
Cancel the common factors by factorizing the bigger term to the factorial.
The formula to calculate the factors of a factorial in terms of factorial itself is,
The combination is written as,
Thus, the number of ways that the kings are selected is 4.
Since in the combination of 5 cards, one place is occupied by a king, thus there remain 4 cards and also the total number of cards left is 48 after the removal of 4 kings from 52 cards. Thus the number of ways of selecting the cards is the combination of 48 cards taken 4 at a time.
The formula for the combination is defined as,
Substitute 48 for n and 4 for r in the above formula.
Cancel the common factors by factorizing the bigger term to the factorial.
The formula to calculate the factors of a factorial in terms of factorial itself is,
The combination can be written as,
Thus, the number of ways that the cards are selected is 194580.
By multiplication principle which states that if an event can occur in m different ways and follows another event that can occur in n different ways, the number of ways that the 5 card combinations are made is