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Standard IX
Mathematics
Experimental/Empirical Probability
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Question
Two the card on drawn successively without replacement from a well-shuffled deck of
52
cards ,find the probability distribution of the number of aces.
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Solution
The number of aces in the deck of card
=
4
suppose
x
is the discrete
p
(
x
=
0
)
=
probability of no aces being drawn
=
48
c
2
52
c
2
=
48
×
47
1
×
2
52
×
51
1
×
2
=
564
663
p
(
x
=
1
)
=
probability that one card is a aces
=
48
c
1
×
4
c
1
52
c
2
=
48
×
4
52
×
51
1
×
2
=
96
663
=
32
221
p
(
x
=
2
)
=
probability that both cards are aces
=
4
c
2
52
c
2
=
4
×
3
1
×
2
52
×
51
1
×
2
=
3
663
=
1
221
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