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Thanks for helping me out on the 26!*39! / 13! I understand now that the 39! and 26! / 13! are separate probabilities that occurring at the same time.Thus their probabilities need to be multiplied. Thanks for your help.

This question is out of the book, graduate problems in physics. problem 4 mathematical physics. In dealing 52 cards among two teams (containing two partners), what is the probability a particular team will obtain one complete suit between them? To determine the answer we need to find the...