52 D. P(AUB) = P(BNC) 38 52 30 52 = 2 52 = P(BUC) = 0;P(ANB) = 2 52 52

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You want to draw cards from a complete poker deck without a joker (52 cards), considering the following events: A={Is a figure}; B={It's red}; C={It's an Ace} The correct probabilities correspond to:

What is the correct?

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P(BNC) = 2/1/2
52
a. P(AUB) =
38
b. P(AUB) = 3; P(BNC): =
52
30
c. P(BUC) = 0; P(ANB) =
52
6
d. P(BUC) = P(ANB) = 2
52
52
Transcribed Image Text:P(BNC) = 2/1/2 52 a. P(AUB) = 38 b. P(AUB) = 3; P(BNC): = 52 30 c. P(BUC) = 0; P(ANB) = 52 6 d. P(BUC) = P(ANB) = 2 52 52
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