Question

Margaret is playing a game with a standard deck of 52 cards which contains 4 jacks. the first player to select a jack gets to start the game. what is the theoretical probability that margaret, when choosing first, will choose a jack? startfraction 1 over 52 endfraction startfraction 1 over 48 endfraction startfraction 1 over 13 endfraction startfraction 4 over 13 endfraction

Answer 1

With a typical 52-card deck that has 4 jacks, Margaret is playing a game. The game is initiated by the first player to choose a jack. When choosing first, Margaret's probability of selecting Jack is 1/13.

The same will occur since probability will be determined using the formula necessary outcome divided by total outcome.

Here, the total number of cards in the deck (total outcome) equals 52.

Given that Margaret can select any of the four jacks, the necessary result (number of jacks) is 4.

Probability is 4/52, or 1 by 13, which is the required probability for the question.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Margaret's probability of selecting Jack is 1/13.

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