[Solution] Find the probability that five cards chosen from a deck of 52 will contain: no aces, b) at least one ace, c) exactly one ace, d) exactly one
Question: Find the probability that five cards chosen from a deck of 52 will contain:
- no aces, b) at least one ace, c) exactly one ace,
d) exactly one ace or exactly one king.
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