Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780134463216
Author: Robert F. Blitzer
Publisher: PEARSON
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In the game of poker played with an ordinary deck of 52 cards various five-card holdings are given special names. The name "three of a kind" is reserved for a holding
that meets the following rule:
Three cards of the same denomination and two other cards of different denominations.
The number of distinct "three of a kind" that can be drawn from a 52-card deck can be calculated with the following product expression:
(²
12) (4)
2
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Transcribed Image Text:In the game of poker played with an ordinary deck of 52 cards various five-card holdings are given special names. The name "three of a kind" is reserved for a holding that meets the following rule: Three cards of the same denomination and two other cards of different denominations. The number of distinct "three of a kind" that can be drawn from a 52-card deck can be calculated with the following product expression: (² 12) (4) 2
SLIDES:
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Four of a kind
Full house
Flush
What are we choosing? Your turn
(¹3)
(¹2)
(33)()
(¹9) (4)
Straight
5
4 cards one denomination
with free fifth card
(19)9)
(¹9) (4)
3 cards one denomination
2 cards another denomination (¹3)(3)(¹)()
Denomination for three cards
Suit for three cards
Straight flush
Choose
Choose fifth card
denomination denomination and suit
Suit for two cards
Named Hands of Cards 3
Denomination for two cards
5 cards same suit
Not straight or royal flush
(30)
Choose five cards in a suit
Choose the suit
5 adjacent denominations
Not all same suit
13
Subtract
Choose starting denomination of straight straight or
Choose suit
royal flush
(34)-(0)
5
(¹9) (4) ³ - (94)
Choose starting denomination of straight
Choose a suit for each of five cards
5 in order, same suit,
not royal flush, Ace H/L
Choose starting denomination of straight
Choose one suit for all five cards
Example 9.5.9 Poker Hand Problems in Epp on page 626
In the card game poker, various 5-card hands have names
The number of ways to select a named hand creates its probability of
being dealt at random
The named hands are ordered by probability of selection
Lower probability hand beats higher probability hands in the game
Royal flush
10,J,K,Q,A of same suit
(*
Count =
Subtract
straights of
same suit
Choose 10, J, K,
Q, A in one suit
10 cards can
start the straight
Choose one of
four suits
(49)0)-(
Subtract
four royal
flushes
Choose one of
four suits
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Transcribed Image Text:SLIDES: - Four of a kind Full house Flush What are we choosing? Your turn (¹3) (¹2) (33)() (¹9) (4) Straight 5 4 cards one denomination with free fifth card (19)9) (¹9) (4) 3 cards one denomination 2 cards another denomination (¹3)(3)(¹)() Denomination for three cards Suit for three cards Straight flush Choose Choose fifth card denomination denomination and suit Suit for two cards Named Hands of Cards 3 Denomination for two cards 5 cards same suit Not straight or royal flush (30) Choose five cards in a suit Choose the suit 5 adjacent denominations Not all same suit 13 Subtract Choose starting denomination of straight straight or Choose suit royal flush (34)-(0) 5 (¹9) (4) ³ - (94) Choose starting denomination of straight Choose a suit for each of five cards 5 in order, same suit, not royal flush, Ace H/L Choose starting denomination of straight Choose one suit for all five cards Example 9.5.9 Poker Hand Problems in Epp on page 626 In the card game poker, various 5-card hands have names The number of ways to select a named hand creates its probability of being dealt at random The named hands are ordered by probability of selection Lower probability hand beats higher probability hands in the game Royal flush 10,J,K,Q,A of same suit (* Count = Subtract straights of same suit Choose 10, J, K, Q, A in one suit 10 cards can start the straight Choose one of four suits (49)0)-( Subtract four royal flushes Choose one of four suits
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