The purpose of this project is to give you lots of practice computing various probabilities within a real-life gamesituation. The project will involve the card game Hanabi. If you are unfamiliar with this game, you can readits rules at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanabi(cardgame). We will use a standard Hanabi 50-card deck (soit has five colors) and four players. You may do this project in a group of four. While your group can share thesame game set-up, each individual should compute the probabilities from their individual hand. If you choose towork in a group, list your group members on the coverpage.

A game set-up consists of the gameboard of played cards, the discard pile, the draw pile, and each of thefour players' hands. (You don't know your hand though!) To begin, draw a game set-up below that satisfiesthe following conditions:

(a) the discard pile has no more than 7 cards;

(b) the draw pile has at least 15 cards;

(c) each player's hand has exactly 4 cards.

At the bottom of the page, fill in the total number of known and unknown cards.