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Prob of picking a red card?

A1/4
B1/2
C1/13
D1

Explanation

  • A standard deck holds 52 cards, and 26 of them are red: 13 hearts and 13 diamonds.
  • Probability = favourable outcomes ÷ total outcomes = 26/52 = 1/2.
  • The remaining 26 cards are black spades and clubs, so red and black are equally likely in a single draw.
  • Option A 1/4 is the probability of drawing one particular suit, such as hearts on their own.
  • Option C 1/13 is the probability of drawing one particular rank, such as a king, not a colour.
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