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Experiment 1: Select ONE card from a deck of cards Create two events A and B. For example: Let A = observing a card with an odd number on it B = observing a king Mix and match two events anyway you like.

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User Xarch
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The answer is "64".

Explanation:

Let A= look at the number of a card on it {3,5,7,9}


\to 4 * 4 = 16 \ odd \ numbers

Let B= look at the king of the card =
4 \ Cards

Choose one card A = 16 ways

Choose one card B= 4 ways

selecting one card, either A and B:


=A * B \\\\= 16 * 4 \\\\= 64

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