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Probability with deck of playing cards
From a standard 52-deck of cards, five cards are chosen. How many five card hands contains:
a) five hearts b) five cards of the same suit c) two kings and three queens |
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Don't just post your homeowrk problems. You should attempt to work through these first, and let us see where you are getting stuck. |
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I'm not sure if I use the theoretical probability formula or is it the multiplication rule or probability... im really confused |
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