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    This document discusses probability scenarios involving drawing cards from a standard deck and rolling dice. For the card drawing scenario, the sample space is 52 and the probability of each outcome is 1/52. The probability of drawing a queen is 1/13, drawing a heart is 1/4, and drawing a face card is 3/13. For the dice rolling scenario, the sample space is 36 and probability of each outcome is 1/36. The probability of rolling a 7 is 1/6, rolling even/odd is 1/4, and rolling the same number is 1/6.

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    This document discusses probability scenarios involving drawing cards from a standard deck and rolling dice. For the card drawing scenario, the sample space is 52 and the probability of each outcome is 1/52. The probability of drawing a queen is 1/13, drawing a heart is 1/4, and drawing a face card is 3/13. For the dice rolling scenario, the sample space is 36 and probability of each outcome is 1/36. The probability of rolling a 7 is 1/6, rolling even/odd is 1/4, and rolling the same number is 1/6.

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    Lab N3

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    This document discusses probability scenarios involving drawing cards from a standard deck and rolling dice. For the card drawing scenario, the sample space is 52 and the probability of each outcome is 1/52. The probability of drawing a queen is 1/13, drawing a heart is 1/4, and drawing a face card is 3/13. For the dice rolling scenario, the sample space is 36 and probability of each outcome is 1/36. The probability of rolling a 7 is 1/6, rolling even/odd is 1/4, and rolling the same number is 1/6.

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    Scenario 1: Answers

    1. What is the sample space? 52

    2. What is the probability of


    each outcome in the sample 1\52 One upon 52
    space?

    3. Calculate the probability of


    the following events:

    For scenario 1:
    Drawing a Queen. 1\13
    Drawing a card of hearts. 1\4
    Drawing a face card (Jack,
    3\13
    Queen, King).

    For scenario 2:
    1. What is the sample space? 36

    2. What is the probability of


    each outcome in the sample 1\36 One upon 36
    space?

    3. Calculate the probability of


    the following events:

    The sum of the two rolls being


    1\6
    7.
    The first roll showing an even
    number and the second roll 1\4
    showing an odd number.
    Both rolls showing the same
    1\6
    number.

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