what is the probability of randomly selecting a king from a standard 52- card deck. The probability of selecting a king is?
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So, the probability of selecting a king from the deck is the number of kings divided by the total number of cards in the deck: Probability of selecting a king = Number of kings / Total number of cards Probability of selecting a king = 4 / 52 Probability of Show more…
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