snshusat161 said:I don't know much about cards (can you tell me how many picture cards and how many color cards are there in a deck)
The probability of drawing a specific card from a deck depends on the total number of cards in the deck and the number of cards that match the specific card. For example, if there are 52 cards in the deck and 4 cards of the same rank, the probability would be 4/52 or approximately 7.7%.
The probability of drawing a certain hand from a deck depends on the specific hand and the total number of possible hands in a deck. For example, the probability of drawing a three of a kind hand from a deck of 52 cards would be 2.1%.
The probability of drawing a card is not affected by previous draws, as the deck is randomly shuffled before each draw. Each card has an equal chance of being drawn regardless of previous draws.
The probability of drawing a card of a specific suit from a deck depends on the total number of cards in the deck and the number of cards that belong to the specific suit. For example, if there are 52 cards in the deck and 13 cards of the same suit, the probability would be 13/52 or approximately 25%.
The number of decks in play does not affect the probability of drawing a specific card, as long as the decks are shuffled and combined before drawing. Each card still has an equal chance of being drawn regardless of the number of decks in play.