Assume that you are dealt four cards from a well-shuffled standard deck.
What is the probability of 4 aces given that you have at least 3 aces?
P(at least 3 aces)=P(3 ace and 1 other card)+P(4aces) =(4C3)*(48C1)/(52C4)+(4C4)*(48C0)/(52C4)
=4*48/270725+1*1/270725 =193/270725
therefore P(4 aces given at least 3 aces)=P(4 aces)/P( at least 3 aces)
=(1/270725)/(193/270725) =1/193
Assume that you are dealt four cards from a well-shuffled standard deck. What is the probability...
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