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Standard XII
Mathematics
Classical Definition of Probability
From a pack o...
Question
From a pack of 52 cards, 4 are drawn one by one without replacement. Find the probability that all are aces(or kings).
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Solution
Consider the given events.
A = An ace in the first draw
B = An ace in the second draw
C = An ace in the third draw
D = An ace in the fourth draw
Now
,
P
A
=
4
52
=
1
13
P
B
/
A
=
3
51
=
1
17
P
C
/
A
∩
B
=
2
50
=
1
25
P
D
/
A
∩
B
∩
C
=
1
49
∴
Required
probability
=
P
A
∩
B
∩
C
∩
D
=
P
A
×
P
B
/
A
×
P
C
/
A
∩
B
×
P
D
/
A
∩
B
∩
C
=
1
13
×
1
17
×
1
25
×
1
49
=
1
270725
In case of kings, the required probablity will be =
1
270725
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