
Mark M. answered 08/17/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
P(odd or heart) = P(odd) + P(heart) - P(odd & heart)
P(odd) = 5 / 13
P(heart) = 1 / 4
P(odd & heart) = (5/13)(1/4) = 5 / 52
5/13 + 1/4 - 5/52 = ?
Sarah D.
asked 08/15/22Draw a single card from a standard deck, find probability of getting an Odd Numbered card
or a Heart.
Mark M. answered 08/17/22
Mathematics Teacher - NCLB Highly Qualified
P(odd or heart) = P(odd) + P(heart) - P(odd & heart)
P(odd) = 5 / 13
P(heart) = 1 / 4
P(odd & heart) = (5/13)(1/4) = 5 / 52
5/13 + 1/4 - 5/52 = ?
Peter R. answered 08/15/22
Adjunct Lecturer - Math Department - Borough of Manhattan C.C.
Since these two events are not mutually exclusive (an odd card can be a heart as well):
P(Odd or Heart) = P(Odd) + P(Heart) - P(Odd and Heart)
Assuming an Ace is not a numbered card, each suite has 4 odd numbered cards; 3, 5, 7, 9.
4 suites x 4 odd cards each = 16 total odd cards, so P(Odd) is 16/52
There are a total of 13 hearts (Ace → King), so P(Hearts) is 13/52.
But there are 4 cards that are both odd and a heart, so we need to subtract those out to avoid double-counting.
P(Odd or Heart) = 16/52 + 13/52 - 4/52 = 25/52 or around 48%.
Peter R.
08/16/22
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Mark M.
The Ace is not a face card therefore it is a number card.08/16/22