Tom K. answered 05/07/21
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P(hand with 13 cards contains 1 king| it contains 2 queens) =
P(hand with 13 cards contains 1 king and 2 queens)/P(hand with 13 cards contains 2 queens) =
Number of hands with 13 cards contains 1 king and 2 queens/Number of hands with 13 cards containing two queens =
(as there are 44 cards not queen or king and 48 cards not queen, and we need 10 and 11 of these, respectively)
C(4,1)C(4,2)C(44,10)/(C(4,2)C(48,11) =
4*6*2481256778/(6*22595200368) =
59550162672/135571202208 =
2849/6486 is approximately
0.4393