Question: Hi, I'm having problems solving this question in my STAT practical class. I need some helps and explanation about this. Consider a standard deck of

Hi, I'm having problems solving this question in my STAT practical class. I need some helps and explanation about this.

Consider a standard deck of 48 Japanese Hanafuda playing cards. The deck is divided into 12 suits, for each month of the year, with 4 cards per suit. In total there are 12 cards per season (3 months per season). The number of cards in the deck will be reduced via the following actions: Remove three of the four July (Winter-season) cards Remove four other cards that are not from the Winter-season months The cards that are removed are discarded, and so are not used for the remainder of this question. Therefore, now I have a modified deck consisting of 41 cards. Given this deck, consider the following scenario: Suppose that a card is randomly drawn from this reduced deck. Let W1 denote the event that this card is a Winter-season card. The drawn card (regardless of type) is then discarded. Suppose that a second card is randomly drawn from further reduced deck (now containing just 40 cards). let W2 denote the event that this card is a Winter-season card. Using this information, answer the following questions. (a) What is P(W1)? (b) What is

Hi, I'm having problems solving this question in my STAT practical class.I need some helps and explanation about this.Consider a standard deck of48 Japanese Hanafuda playing cards. The deck is divided into 12 suits,

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