Answer to Question #152562 in Statistics and Probability for Daniel

Question #152562
Three cards are drawn randomly from a deck of cards one after the other with replacement each time. Find the probability that the three cards are a 5, a heart and a king.

a. 0.0156
b. 0.125
c. 0.0015
a. 0.0192
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Expert's answer
2020-12-24T16:18:00-0500
P=P(5)P(Heart)P(King)=452(1352)(452)P=P(5)P(Heart)P(King)=\dfrac{4}{52}(\dfrac{13}{52})(\dfrac{4}{52})

=113(14)(113)=1676=\dfrac{1}{13}(\dfrac{1}{4})(\dfrac{1}{13})=\dfrac{1}{676}

If the order is important


P=16760.0015P=\dfrac{1}{676}\approx0.0015

If the order is not important, there are 6 possible variants

3!=63!=6(5,H,K),(5,K,H),(H,5,K),(H,K,5),(5, H, K), (5, K, H), (H, 5, K), (H,K,5),

(K,5,H),(K,H,5)(K,5,H),(K,H,5)

P=6(1676)=33380.0089P=6(\dfrac{1}{676})=\dfrac{3}{338}\approx0.0089

c. 0.0015



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