In a card game called spades, spades are powerful cards that allow you to win hands. When playing in a group of 4 people you would be dealt 13 cards. Reminders: A deck of cards consists of 52 cards (13 of each suit). John argues that the expected number of spades in a hand should be 3 (to 4) since you get 13 *0.25 = 3.25. What is your response? Group of answer choices John is not correct because this situation does not meet the requirements for a binomial distribution. John is correct. Since you a dealt 52 cards n = 52. Since 1/4 of the cards are spades p = 0.25 John is incorrect. He should have found the mean and standard deviation and then found the lowest and highest usual values ( 2 ). That tells us that the expected number is between 1.7 and 4.8 so between 2 and 4 spades would be expected