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One card is drawn from a well shuffled deck of 52 cards. If each outcome is equally likely, calculate the probability that the card will be
(1). diamond card
(2). not an ace
(3). a club card
(4). not a black card
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Solution
Total
number
of
cards
in
a
deck
=
52
Total
number
of
possible
outcomes
=
52
a
.
Number
of
diamond
cards
=
13
Number
of
favourable
outcomes
=
13
Probability
of
getting
a
diamond
card
=
number
of
favourable
outcomes
Total
number
of
possible
outcomes
So
,
Probability
of
getting
a
diamond
card
=
13
52
=
1
4
b
.
Number
of
aces
in
a
deck
=
4
So
,
number
of
non
-
aces
in
a
deck
=
52
-
4
=
48
Number
of
favourable
outcomes
=
48
Probability
of
getting
a
non
-
ace
card
=
number
of
favourable
outcomes
Total
number
of
possible
outcomes
So
,
Probability
of
getting
a
non
-
ace
card
=
48
52
=
12
13
c
.
Number
of
clubs
in
a
deck
=
13
Number
of
favourable
outcomes
=
13
Probability
of
getting
a
club
card
=
number
of
favourable
outcomes
Total
number
of
possible
outcomes
So
,
Probability
of
getting
a
club
card
=
13
52
=
1
4
d
.
Number
of
black
cards
in
a
deck
=
26
Number
of
non
-
black
cards
=
52
-
26
=
26
Number
of
favourable
outcomes
=
26
Probability
of
getting
a
non
-
black
card
=
number
of
favourable
outcomes
Total
number
of
possible
outcomes
So
,
Probability
of
getting
a
non
-
black
card
=
26
52
=
1
2
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