A dealer deals out two cards from a 52-card deck and the outcome is observed. Con-

sider the following events:

• Event C: The two cards sum to 20.
• Event D: The two cards are of the same suit.
• Examples of cards that sum to 20 (Event C): Nine of Spades + Ace of Spades OR Ten of Diamonds +Ten of Hearts.
• (g) How many outcomes (sample points) for a deal of two cards from a 52-card deck are possible? Report your answer as an integer.
• (h) What is the probability associated with each possible sample point? Round your answer to five decimal places.
• (i) How many possible outcomes (sample points) are consistent with Event C? Report your answer as an integer.
• (j) Compute P(C) using the Classical Method. Round your answer to four decimal places.
• (k) How many possible outcomes (sample points) are consistent with Event D? Re- port your answer as an integer.

(l) Compute P(D) using the Classical Method. Round your answer to four decimal places.