Number of cards in deck = 52
Number of cards Doyle has seen = 24
Number of cards Doyle has not seen = 52-24=28
Number of heart cards in deck = 13
Number of heart cards with Doyle = 2
Number of heart cards left in deck = 13-2=11
Step 1 :
a :Probability of second card is not hearts given that first card is not hearts
Number of cards left in the deck after the first card is dealt = 28-1 = 27
Since the first dealt is not hearts, number of heart cards in the deck = 11
i.e Number of non-hearts cards in the deck = 27- 11 =16
a :Probability of second card is not hearts given that first card is not hearts
= Number of non-hearts cards in the deck / Number of cards left in the deck after the first card is dealt = 16/27 = 0.593
a = 0.593
Step 2 :
b : Probability of third card is hearts given that first card is not hearts and second card is not hearts
Number of cards left in the deck after the first and second cards are dealt = 28-1-1 = 26
Since the first dealt is not hearts and second card is not hearts, number of heart cards in the deck = 11
Probability of third card is hearts given that first card is not hearts and second card is not hearts
= Number of hearts cards in the deck / Number of cards left in the deck after the first and second card are dealt = 11/26 = 0.423
b=0.423
Step 3 :
c : Probability of third card is not hearts given that first card is not hearts and second card is not hearts
This is complement of b
c = 1-b = 1-0.423 = 0.577;
Number of cards left in the deck after the first and second cards are dealt = 28-1-1 = 26
Since the first dealt is not hearts and second card is not hearts, number of heart cards in the deck = 11
Number of non-hearts cards in the deck = 26- 11 =15
Probability of third card is not hearts given that first card is not hearts and second card is not hearts
= Number of non-hearts cards in the deck / Number of cards left in the deck after the first and second cards are dealt = 15/26 = 0.577
c=0.577
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