3.12 From a standard deck of 52 cards, four are drawn without replacement. a. How many different...
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3.12 From a standard deck of 52 cards, four are drawn without replacement.
a. How many different possible hands are there?
b. In how many of these will all four be of the same one rank?
c. In how many will there be three cards of the same rank and one of some other rank?
d. What then is the probability of the kind of hand in
(b) and (c)?
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