Posted by Jay on Friday, July 20, 2012 at 1:36am.
First card: any card (52/52)
Second card: one of 12 remaining cards of the same suit (12/51)
third card: one of 11 remaining cards of the same suit (11/50)
fourth card: one of 39 cards of any other suit (39/49)
Since all these are required events, use the multiplication rule to get the combined probability of all four events happening.
Odds are P(E)/(1-P(E)) where P(E) is the probability of an event taking place.
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