Math Help Please?!?

2018-07-06 4:34 am
One of the cards of an ordinary deck of 52 cards is lost. (Each card has an equal probability of being the lost card.) What's the probability that a random card drawn from this deck is an ace?

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2018-07-06 4:50 am
✔ 最佳答案
1/13

That's (12/13)(4/51) +(1/13)(3/51).
The prob when missing card is not a jack plus when it is.
2018-07-06 5:14 am
4/52 = 1/13. Since we have no information about the identity of the lost card, it makes no difference that a card has been lost.
2018-07-06 10:34 am
The lost card is random. So is the one card drawn. The probability is the same as a random card from a full deck, 1/13. The fact that a card is lost is immaterial when you have no information about it.

This is similar to the problem: The deck is shuffled and the top card discarded. What's the probability that the next card is an ace. \

If you analyze the problem by assuming the lost card is or is not an ace, you get the same answer.
If it's an ace (prob = 1/13), then the probability is 3/51.
If it's not an ace (prob = 12/13, then the probability is 4/51.

1/13 x 3/51 + 12/13 x 4/51 = (3 + 48)/(13 X 51) = 1/13
2018-07-06 7:13 am
Ptot = Probability if the lost card is an ace (Pa) + Probability if the lost card is not an ace (Pb)

Pa = 4/52*3/51
Pb = 48/52*4/51

Pa + Pb you will find it equals 1/13, thus you can conclude that it makes no difference whether the lost card is an ace or not as suggested by one of the answers.

Ptot = 1/13


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