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From a pack of 52 cards, I take out a King card and a Queen card. The total number of cards still left is _.

The number of king cards still left is _.
Fill both blanks respectively.

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Solution

The total number of cards is initially 52. 2 cards are taken out. Thus 50 cards are still left.

In a pack there are 4 king cards. If one king card is taken out, 3 king cards are still left.

The correct answer is 50 and 3

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