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Two cards are drawn from a deck without replacement
Let ##X## be the event that the first draw is a picture card Let ##Y## by the event that the second is a picture card Then the probability that at least one of the cards is a picture card is the probability of ##X## union ##Y## and has the formula Equation 1 ## P\left(X \cup Y \right) = P...- PhDeezNutz
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- Cards Picture Probability
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What is the difference between FMESH and MESH in MCNP?
Hi everyone, I am struggling to understand the difference between FMESH and MESH. FMESH is used to create a mesh superimposed with the geometry but...what does MESH? Is it only involved in weight-window generation and not needed for mesh tallies? Thanks in advance for the clarification.- 19matthew89
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- Cards Mcnp Mesh
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Probability of getting the smallest value of cards
There are 3 cases of getting 2 as smallest values: (1) Taking one card (n = 1) → Probability = 1/4 (2) Taking two cards (n = 2) → Probability = 1/4 x 2/3 x 2! = 1/3 (3) Taking three cards (n = 3) → Probability = 1/4 x 1/3 x 1/2 x 3! = 1/4 Total probability = 1/4 + 1/3 + 1/4 = 5/6 But the...- songoku
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- Cards Probability Value
- Replies: 9
- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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I Max of 3 random cards from deck vs max of 3 numbers from 1-13
Hi PF! I am wondering the differences between the discrete and continuous case for expected value of minimum of 3 integers uniformly distributed from 1 to 13 vs 3 reals from 1 to 13. The real case is direct: ##F = ((x-1)/12)^3 \implies f = 3(x-1)/12)^2## for CDF ##F## and PDF ##f##. Thus the...- member 428835
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- Cards Max Numbers Random
- Replies: 5
- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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How many cards can be taken at most while satisfying a certain rule?
The answer is 33 (based on the answer key). At first, I thought Paul can just take all the 100 cards on 1st draw but since the answer is 33, obviously this thought is wrong. So I assume that the rule (2n + 2) must always be satisfied for each turn and all the cards must be taken (no card...- songoku
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- Cards
- Replies: 4
- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Probability of Two Consecutive Same-Value Cards in a Shuffled Deck
Not really a homework question. I was reading a book on card tricks and it said that it's almost certain that in a shuffled deck of cards, there will be at least two consecutive cards of the same value. I just wanted to know the actual probability of that. So, here's my question: in a standard...- murshid_islam
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- Cards Probability
- Replies: 31
- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Find the probability of choosing exactly 4 red cards
Find the question and solution here ( sorry its a bit blurred) ... given using the hypergeometric method...i wanted to understand what is the clear distinction between hypergeometric and binomial distribution? Could it be in in reference to no replacement and replacement...? My approach on this...- chwala
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- Cards Probability
- Replies: 5
- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Do You Put the $ Amount on Gift Cards?
If you buy someone a gift card, do you put the dollar amount value on it somewhere (usually on the sleeve it comes with)? I've done both before, but don't know what the "custom" is. I've given cards to friends without writing an amount and just talking to them later to confirm they got it...- kyphysics
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- Cards
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- Forum: General Discussion
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What does the number 0.62 in MCNP refer to?
What does the number 0.62 refer to? Does it the water density at high temperature?- Aly_19f
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- Cards Mcnp
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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Probability of Getting 1 Jack when taking 5 cards from a deck
Hi, I was looking through probability questions and attempting it. Question: (a) What is the probability of picking up ONLY one jack when taking 5 cards from a 52 card deck (b) Considering that in the first 3 cards there is a jack what is the probability that the jack was the first card to be...- Master1022
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- Cards Probability
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Probability of Receiving 2-4-6-7-Queen-King Sequence from 40 Cards
A quick translation of the question: We have a deck of 40 cards, containing four suits (hearts, diamonds, spades, clubs), in which each suit has an ace, a queen, a jack, a king and six number cards (2 to 7). From the deck, six cards are distributed randomly and successively to a player who picks...- tomwilliam
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- Cards Probability Sequence
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Robocalls "Thanks to the financial stimulus, your credit cards...."
I keep getting this robocall that begins with Thanks to the financial stimulus, your credits card companies have lowered your rates...Just out of curiosity I hit the '1' key and asked the operator to not call again at which they promptly hung up without a word. At another opportunity when they...- bob012345
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- Cards
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- Forum: General Discussion
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How to prevent the loss of anki cards
I have created almost 6000 anki cards on ankidroid(android) and I get nightmares about loosing them by deletion(of course mistakenly) or due to some 5 year old monster who just wants to delete them for fun. I sync the cards daily and I am unsure if I will be able to get my cards back if they get...- Frigus
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- Cards Loss
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Data Management - Probability of Cards
Here is my work so far: 52-13=39 There are 39 decks of cards left since the spades were removed. a) Then there 13 hearts therefore, (13/39 ) * (13/39 ) that would be two hearts but I am not sure what to do next. But I am sure that it would be 39 cards and 13 hearts on top (maybe) cus it is...- marialovesphysics
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- Cards Data Management Probability
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Storing cards with magnetic strips/chips (eg. credit cards) close to one another
I recently bought a https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07X37P81D/?tag=pfamazon01-20 for storing our credit and debit cards, and similar cards with magnetic strips and/or chips. But father insists on not using it. He says that storing such cards close to one another will have adverse effects, as...- Wrichik Basu
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- Cards Magnetic
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Two x-GB RAM cards ##\neq## one 2x-GB card?
Say you have a computer (desktop or laptop), and you have, say, 8GB total of RAM. There are two options to get a total of 8GB: 1. Use two 4GB cards. 2. Use one 8GB card. The mechanic who services our desktop says that using two RAM cards is not equivalent to using one single card. He says...- Wrichik Basu
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- Cards Ram
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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I Card Draw Probability with 2 copies of the same card
I understand that the odds of drawing one of the unique cards in the first 7 is expressed as 29c6 / 30c7 where NcK is "N choose K" or Binomial[N,K] in Mathematica. Am I correct in using the following to answer my original question? Let q be the first card of interest and q' be the second...- gsyz
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- Cards Combinatorics Probability
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB Number of Possible Sums with 1-15 Cards
There are 8 cards with number 10 on them, 5 cards with number 100 on them and 2 cards with number 500 on them. How many distinct sums are possible using from 1 to all of the 15 cards?Answer given is 143. But my logic is for any sum, at least 2 numbers are needed. So, there are $\binom{15} {2}...- WMDhamnekar
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- Cards Sums
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- Forum: General Math
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Struggling to understand cell cards in MCNP
For example, I don't understand slide 4, line 4 of the link below. I know that the first three numbers are the cell number, material number and density of water. But what do the next 6 numbers mean (2, -1, 4, -3, 5, -6)? Similarly on line 8, what do -0.001293 (101, -102, -100) mean? Thank you...- zincsulphide
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- Cards Cell Mcnp
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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MHB Solution: Sharing Cards - How Many are Shared Among 20+ Children?
20 children share some cards equally. When another child joins them, they each get 2 fewer cards. How many cards are they sharing altogether? My answer: children = ch cards = cd => cd/ch but when another child joins them, they get 2 fewer cards. So, ch = cds - 2. then I did cd/20(cds - 2)...- Johnx1
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- Cards Children
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Deck of cards without replacement
I have a standard 52 card deck of cards. I am trying to draw the ace of spades. I draw cards one at a time. I do not replace each incorrect card. I am about to draw my 50th card having drawn 49 consecutive cards without ever drawing the ace of spades. There are three cards left. I know that...- jtkerr
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- Cards
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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MHB How Many Baseball Cards Could Each Person Have Received at the Stadium?
On a Saturday, a minor league baseball team gave away baseball cards to each person entering the stadium. One group received 28 baseball cards. A second group received 68 baseball cards. If each person entering the stadium received the same number of cards. What was the greatest possible number...- mathdad
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- Baseball Cards
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- Forum: General Math
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MCNP Error: JCO, Cell Cards & Surface Cards
hi everyone, i have a mcnp error, it don't finish, it only run a half! i hope someone can help me! thank you! and my code JCO c cell cards 1 1 -0.00117 -100 300 2 2 -1.52 (-100:-101) -300 #1 $solution 3 4 -7.93 (-110:-111)#1#2 $clad 4 3 -1 (-200:-201)#3#1#2 $water 5 4 -7.93...- phan xuan tham
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- Cards Cell Error Mcnp Surface
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- Forum: Nuclear Engineering
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MHB Probability: Choosing From A Deck Of Cards
Hey there! So the problem is like this: We choose 10 random cards from a normal deck of cards(52 cards). What is the probability that we get: a. 0 aces b. maximum 3 aces c. at least 1 ace and at least one face card I'm unsure which formula I should use. I have thought that maybe the sample...- Belfina
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- Cards Probability
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- Forum: General Math
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Probabilistic Analysis of Drawing Cards and Dice Rolls for Success Conditions
I am looking for a way to think about this type of problem and this is not a coursework problem 1. Homework Statement How many cards from a 52 card deck of ordinary playing cards would you have to draw to have either a flush or 4 of a kind If you have a 30 6 sided dice, how many dice rolls...- rmiller70015
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- Cards Discrete Drawing
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Computations Using Playing Cards
EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITY OF PERFORMING COMPUTATIONS WITH PLAYING CARDS I was listening to an interview with John Conway yesterday and the conversation turned to his "Game of Life". Conway mentioned that Life can be configured in such a way that it can perform arbitrary computations. This got...- libervurto
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- Automata Cards Computation Life
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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How Many Ways to Deal Two Distinct Pairs in a Four-Card Hand?
Homework Statement 4 cards are dealt from a 52-card deck. How many hands contain 2 distinct pairs? Homework Equations This is an expression I come up with 13C1x4C2x12C1x4C2. The Attempt at a Solution This is how I approach it. From the 13 ranks, I choose 1. In this rank, I choose 2 cards from...- davedave
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- Cards Combinatorics
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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How widespread are debit cards in the US?
Where I live, using a debit card when paying is the norm pretty much all around, and using cash is quite rare. I've heard that in the US using a card isn't that customary? And if you do you need to sign in addition to entering the PIN? Are establishments where cash is all they'll accept common?- TSN79
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- Cards
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Quantum What's So Attractive About Sneaking a Look at God's Cards?
Looks like the title above is popular among physics philosophers and laymen who are interested in QM. I am neither of them by the way, I am a genuine physics student who just got enticed again with QM despite having taken this course some years ago. I would like to know what's so attractive...- maNoFchangE
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- Cards Quantum mechahnics
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- Forum: Science and Math Textbooks
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How polarized test image cards work
in optical stores.. you can see polarized sunglasses test card with image (like boat or trees). when you wear the polarized sunglasses, you can see the image that you won't see with normal eyes or normal glasses. i know polarized sunglasses work by filtering and seeing only the vertical light... -
Local bank advertise their credit cards
First, I have to tell you that I don't have money and usually am not in need for shopping online or offline. But lately some local Citi bank's employees have been calling me repeatedly to advertise their platinum VISA credit cards. They say they will deposit into my account $2000 in advance and...- Silicon Waffle
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- Cards Local
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Guessing cards: is 3 for 3 more improbable than 3 for 4?
3 for 3 means guessing the first, second, and third cards of a pack without trying a fourth time... and 3 for 4 means guessing the first, second, and third correctly, but trying and missing the fourth. I think both are conditional (dependent) without replacement. I see a form for 2 guesses that...- bahamagreen
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- Cards
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Does the sequence of a deck of cards have significance?
If I open a new deck of cards the sequence is known. If I shuffle them, the sequence is unknown. If I then memorize the sequence, it is again known. State 1: New deck State 2: Shuffled deck State 3: Shuffled deck after I have memorized the sequence State 4: Re-shuffled deck I have computed... -
Probability problem -- Drawing cards with different colors on their 2 sides
Homework Statement A box contains three cards. One card is red on both sides, one card is green on both sides, and one card is red on one side and green on the other. One card is selected from the box at random, and the color on one side is observed. If this side is green, what is the...- TheMathNoob
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- Cards Drawing Probability
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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What Is the Probability of Distributing Spades Among Players in a Card Game?
Homework Statement If you have a 52card deck and split it evenly to 4 people (a,b,c,d) then what is the probability that persons a and b have 7 spades and person c has 3 spades. Homework Equations P(A) = |A|/|S| The Attempt at a Solution I divided up the decks 4 ways. So Persons a and b...- whitejac
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- Cards Combinatorics Counting Logic Probability Split Statistics
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Quantum State of Cards: Is the Top Card Set Before Viewing?
I can understand that the state of a particle is not known or even determined until it is viewed. What about a deck of cards that have been thoroughly shuffled and not looked at. Can the top card take on the value of any card before they are looked at or are they set at the time they are...- Jim Frank
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- Cards Quantum Quantum state State
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Sorting/shuffling machine for trading cards (sports, Magic+)
I work with a company that buys and sells millions of trading cards every year but the majority of these are sold for fractions of a penny if they're sold at all. From what I can see there are two options for this company to get more out of these cards, both of which are incredibly...- donvenado
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- Cards Machine Magic Sorting Sports
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Cards and envelopes permutation problem
Homework Statement Six cards and six envelopes are numbered 1,2,3,4,5,6 and cards are to be placed in envelopes so that each envelope contains exactly one card and no card is placed in the envelope bearing the same number and moreover the card numbered 1 is always placed in envelope numbered 2...- Raghav Gupta
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- Cards Permutation
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Protecting credit cards from contactless theft
The contactless card payment system is very handy but there is talk of the possibility of skimming a card by brushing against a victim's wallet with a simple gizmo. In fact, I've seen it done on TV. What are the thoughts about how effective the screening could be with a piece of foil placed in...- sophiecentaur
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- Cards
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Drawing three cards - combined probability
In a game of Open Face Chinese poker, I encounter this problem quite often. One draws three cards at a time and one of these cards must be discarded, so two of three drawn cards can be used. A typical problem and question in this game would be: What is the probability of drawing one spade AND...- Lenus
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- Cards Drawing Probability
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Designations after name on business cards
Hi everyone hoping for some input here. I'm the process of ordering some business cards and am wondering what makes sense to include as designations after my name. I am an Engineer In Training based on local rules (Alberta, Canada) Prior to getting my B.Eng I also have a BSc in Computer...- cpscdave
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- Business Cards
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- Forum: STEM Career Guidance
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Walmart will exchange gift cards from 200 other retailers
There have been several other smaller companies doing this for a few years now. It looks like Walmart is getting into it big time. I checked and my $100 Home Depot card is worth $87 at Walmart. How can I resist a deal kike that...- edward
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- Cards Exchange
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Probability of Deck of Cards, ignoring suits
I am looking for a way of calculating the possible combinations of a standard deck of 52 cards. I am aware of the 52! number, which is the total no of combinations 52 cards can form in a deck, but would like to know how to determine the total no of combinations if the suits are ignored. Thanks...- Lenus
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- Cards Probability
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- Forum: General Math
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What is the best way to fuse two credit cards together?
I want to fuse two of my chip cards together. If not for convenience, then just for fun. My plan is to cut them and use PVC cement to weld them together. What would be the best pattern to cut out the cards in? Any suggestions?- Catapult
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- Cards
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- Forum: General Engineering
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MHB Counting problem involving numbered cards
How to solve ii (b) ? Thanks in advance.- Milly
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- Cards Counting Counting problem
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- Forum: General Math
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Elementary point about measurable cards
Just refreshing my understanding of measurable cardinals, the first step (more questions may follow, but one step at a time) is to make sure I understand the conditions: one of them is For a (an uncountable) measurable cardinal κ, there exists a non-trivial, 0-1-valued measure μ on P(κ)...- nomadreid
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- Cards Elementary Measurable Point
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Drawing cards in poker - why is my answer wrong?
Homework Statement When drawing a poker hand (5 cards), what is the probability to get a single pair?The Attempt at a Solution This is my (wrong) line of thought: The first draw can be any card, so you have 52 options. For each of these cards you have 3 options to get a pair, so 52*3 in total...- Nikitin
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- Cards Drawing
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Shuffling cards (a list of integers)
Hi, I found this problem along with the solution: "Given an array of distinct integers, give an algorithm to randomly reorder the integers so that each possible reordering is equally likely. In other words, given a deck of cards, how can you shuffle them...- divB
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- Cards Integers List
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Probability problems with 52 cards deck
Hi, I am given some questions and I need help. (1)You are dealt two cards from a pack of 52 cards. What is the conditional probability that (a) both of them are aces if at least one of them is the ace of spades? (b) both of them are aces if at least one of them is an ace? a) I know...- gl0ck
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- Cards Probability
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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What is Cards Against Humanity ?
What is "Cards Against Humanity"? I notice the number one best seller on Amazon today is a game called "Cards Against Humanity". How does that work and why is it so popular - if it really is.- Stephen Tashi
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- Cards
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- Forum: General Discussion