What is the probability that the deal of a five-card hand provides a pair of...

Karen Simpson

Karen Simpson

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2022-01-16

What is the probability that the deal of a five-card hand provides a pair of aces?

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Hattie Schaeffer

Hattie Schaeffer

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0.0325
Explanation:
P[odds for one pair] =C(5,2)(5252)(352)(4850)(4449)(4048)=0.422569
=42.2569%
A pair of aces is 1/13-th of this =0.42256913=0.0325 (on the condition that there are not more than 2 aces and that there is no pair of three of a kind of another rank)

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