Jenna has a deck of 52 cars with four suits in each soup has cards numbered one through 13. Calculate the theoretical probability of picking a club. The answer should be a fraction. Remember to simplify.

Question

Jenna has a deck of 52 cars with four suits in each soup has cards numbered one through 13. Calculate the theoretical probability of picking a club. The answer should be a fraction. Remember to simplify.

Answer 1

There are 13 club cards in a deck of 52 cards.

The probability of picking a club card is:

13 club cards / 52 total cards = 13/52 = 1/4

So, the theoretical probability of picking a club card is 1/4.

Answer 2

The answer is 1/4

Answer 3

Jenna has a deck of 52 cars with four suits in each soup has cards numbered one through 13. Calculate the theoretical probability of picking a club. The answer should be a fraction. Remember to simplify.

There are 13 club cards in a deck of 52 cards.

The answer is 1/4

Yes, that is correct. The theoretical probability of picking a club card from a standard deck of 52 cards is 1/4.