From a deck of 52 cards, all the ace cards are removed. Choose the correct probabilities.

A face card

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Black number card

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\frac{18}{48}

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\frac{0}{48}

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\frac{12}{48}

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Red card

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\frac{24}{48}

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Ace card

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