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Standard IX
Mathematics
Coin Tossing Experiment
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Question
Find the probability of drawing an ace or spade or both from a deck of cards.
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Solution
Event
of
drawing
spade
or
an
ace
from
a
deck
of
52
card
are
not
mutually
event
So
probability
of
drawing
an
ace
or
spade
=
P
(
spade
∪
ace
)
=
P
(
spade
)
+
P
(
ace
)
-
P
(
spade
∩
ace
)
P
(
spade
)
=
number
of
spade
in
a
deck
total
number
of
card
=
13
52
P
(
ace
)
=
number
of
ace
in
a
deck
total
number
of
card
=
4
52
P
(
ace
∩
spade
)
=
number
of
card
in
a
deck
which
is
ace
and
spade
total
number
of
card
=
1
52
So
P
(
spade
∪
ace
)
=
P
(
spade
)
+
P
(
ace
)
-
P
(
spade
∩
ace
)
=
13
52
+
4
52
-
1
52
=
16
52
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