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Five cards are drawn without replacement from a regular deck of 52 cards, Let X represent the
number of aces, Y the number of kings, and Z the number of queens obtained, Give the Hence, required probability is,
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The objective is to find P (5 cards drawn have 2 aces and 2 kings)

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Let the random variable X represents the Number of Aces obtained.
Number of ways in which Aces can be drawn
Let the random variable Y represents the Number of kings obtained.

Let the random variable Z represents the Number of queens obtained. Number of ways in which remaining 1 card will be drawn

Let represent the deck of Cards Hence, the required probability is,

Let represent the number of cards drawn using without replacement from a deck of cards.

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From the given information, let X represents the Number of Aces obtained

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Number of ways in which Aces can be drawn

Number of ways in which remaining 3 cards will be drawn

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Hence, required probability is,

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For : 0 aces and 5 non-aces.

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For : 1 ace and 4 non-aces.

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For : 2 aces and 3 non-aces. Expression for joint probability distribution function of

Let be the total number of cards selected

Let be the number of Aces, Kings and Queens drawn within cards

For : 3 aces and 2 non-aces. Then the joint probability distribution function of is given by

For : 4 aces and 1 non-ace.

Hence, for , we have all possible probabilities where takes values from 0 to 4
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