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A card drawing probability problem.

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Thus 26 cards will give you the desired outcome. There are 52 cards total, thus your probability is 26/52, or 1/2.This intuitively makes sense since clubs and hearts represents half the cards in the deck, and it seems reasonable that you then have 1:1 odds of drawing from that half.......
You have a deck of 52 cards. What is the probability of choosing a club or a heart? Enter your answer in simplified fraction form; example: 3/5.

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there are 13 clubs, and 13 hearts. Thus 26 cards will give you the desired outcome. There are 52 cards total, thus your probability is 26/52, or 1/2.

This intuitively makes sense since clubs and hearts represents half the cards in the deck, and it seems reasonable that you then have 1:1 odds of drawing from that half.
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