1. A well-shuffled deck of cards is taken out. Find the probability of drawing a. Two...

 

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1. A well-shuffled deck of cards is taken out. Find the probability of drawing a. Two black cards (without replacement) b. Two black cards (with replacement) 2. That same deck includes two jokers, which are used in the card game. Find the probability of drawing a. Two jokers (without replacement) b. A joker and then a heart (with replacement) 3. A bag contains 8 red marbles, 9 green marbles, 6 multi-coloured marbles, and 7 purple marbles. Find the following probabilities of picking: a. Three purple marbles in a row (without replacement) b. A red or multi-colour, then a purple, then a green (with replacement each time) 1. A well-shuffled deck of cards is taken out. Find the probability of drawing a. Two black cards (without replacement) b. Two black cards (with replacement) 2. That same deck includes two jokers, which are used in the card game. Find the probability of drawing a. Two jokers (without replacement) b. A joker and then a heart (with replacement) 3. A bag contains 8 red marbles, 9 green marbles, 6 multi-coloured marbles, and 7 purple marbles. Find the following probabilities of picking: a. Three purple marbles in a row (without replacement) b. A red or multi-colour, then a purple, then a green (with replacement each time)

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1 Probability of drawing a Two black cards without replacement To calculate the probability of drawing two black cards without replacement we first need to determine the number of black cards and the ... View the full answer