Suppose we pick one card at random from a standard deck of 52 cards. Let K represent the event, “the
Question: Suppose we pick one card at random from a standard deck of 52 cards. Let K represent the event, “the card is a King”; let Q represent the event, “the card is a Queen”; let H represent the event, “the card is a Heart”; let C represent the event, “the card is a Club.”
a. Find P(K).
b. Find P(H).
c. Are the events H and C disjoint? Find P(H and C).
d. Are the events K and H disjoint? Find P(K and H).
e. Find P(H or C).
f. Find P(K or H).
g. Find P(K or Q).
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