Mathematics, 13.12.2019 00:31 christopherholmes

You are going to simulate randomly picking a card from a deck. you are curious to know what is the probability of getting a pair when you are dealt five cards.

a pair is when you get two of the same card. for example, two kinds or two tens.

choose all the following that are true or correct. read carefully.

a
you could simulate this by running randint(1,13,5) where 1 represents ace, 2 is 2, 3 is 3, all the way to 11 is jack, 12 and queen and 13 is king.
b
you could simulate this by running randint(1, 52, 10). each card being its own number and looking for pairs. being sure to disregard any repeated number in the hand of 5. for example, 1,5,20,46,20,3, you would disregard the second 20.
c
a trial is when you get 5 different cards and there is a pair.
d
you could simulate this by running randint(1,13,5) and ends when you get 5 randomly generate numbers.

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