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Standard X
Mathematics
Theoretical Probability
In Shuffling ...
Question
In Shuffling a pack of cards
,
four are accidentally dropped
;
find the chance that the missing cards should be one from each suit.
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Solution
Number of ways of choosing four cards
=
52
C
4
Now we have to choose one card of each suit
Number of ways of choosing a card from each suit
=
13
C
1
×
13
C
1
×
13
C
1
×
13
C
1
∴
required probability
=
13
C
1
×
13
C
1
×
13
C
1
×
13
C
1
52
C
4
=
(
13
)
4
52
C
4
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