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Probability test (Posted on 2005-03-03) Difficulty: 2 of 5
Five cards are drawn from a pack of 52 cards. What is the probability that exactly three of them are of the same suit.

  Submitted by Sandeep    
Rating: 3.0000 (3 votes)
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Total sample space=52C5

Number of ways to select the suit=4

Number of ways to select 3 cards of one suit=13C3

Number of ways to select remaining 2 cards=39C2

Number of favorable outcomes=4*13C3*39C2

Probability=Number of Favourable outcomes/Total outcomes

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  Subject Author Date
Amazing!Frank2019-11-19 07:56:06
SolutionSolution To Extension To The Given PuzzleK Sengupta2008-03-28 04:44:04
Some Thoughtsre: Solution +K Sengupta2008-03-24 12:46:50
SolutionPuzzle Solution With ExplanationK Sengupta2008-03-24 12:42:59
AnswerK Sengupta2008-03-24 12:41:45
General SolutionMarc2005-10-19 22:47:32
re: Solution +Nosher2005-03-04 01:51:36
re: Solution?ajosin2005-03-03 15:53:59
re: My solution (a crosscheck)ajosin2005-03-03 15:30:44
re: My solutionjohn2005-03-03 14:58:30
SolutionSolution +Charlie2005-03-03 14:50:05
Solution?john2005-03-03 14:44:32
My solutionajosin2005-03-03 14:37:04
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