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What is the probability of pulling a queen or a black 3 out of a standard deck of cards?

What is the probability of pulling a queen or a black 3 out of a standard deck of-example-1
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Answer:


(3)/(26) of pulling a queen or a black 3.

Explanation:

Since there's 52 cards in an average deck and there's 4 queens, divide 52 with 4 and you'll get 13, so that means it's a
(1)/(13) chance of getting a queen.

Also because there's 4 "3"s and 50% of those cards are black (clubs and spades), divide 52 with 2 and you'll get a
(1)/(26) chance of getting a black 3.

Add both quotients to a common denominator of 52 and you will end up with 6/52. Then simplify the sum.

You should end up with
(3)/(26).

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