In how many ways can a gambler draw five cards from a standard deck and get (a)
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(a) A flush (five cards of the same suit)?
(b) Four aces?
(c) Four of a kind?
(d) Three aces and two jacks?
(e) Three aces and a pair?
(f) A full house (three of a kind and a pair)?
(g) Three of a kind?
(h) Two pairs?
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