Find the probability of selecting two red honor cards from a pack of 52 cards?
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How many red Honors cards are in a deck?Therefore total number of honour cards =4×4=16.
How many red cards are there find the probability of drawing a red card from the well shuffled pack of cards?Probability of any event A is the ratio of favourable outcomes for that event to the total outcomes. Since, there are 26 cards are red therefore, favourable outcomes will be 26. Total outcomes in the well shuffled pack of cards is 52.
What is the probability of selecting a red card or?Explanation: In a standard deck of 52 cards, half of them are red (hearts and diamonds) and the other half are black (clubs and spades). Which makes the odds of picking a red card at random 50%.
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