Number of suits =4
Number of face cards(Jack, Queen, king ) in each suit = 3
Number of face cards in standard deck = 4 x3=12
A: Event of drawing queen of spades (first card)
B : Event of drawing a face card or a club(second card)
The queen of spades is randomly drawn and removed from the well shuffled deck.
p : Conditional probability hat one card drawn randomly from the remaining deck will be a face card or a club given that the queen of spades is randomly drawn and removed from the well shuffled deck = P(B|A)
Given that first card drawn is queen of spades and removed
Queen of spades is face card
Number of cards left in the deck = 52-1 =51
Number of face cards left in the deck = 12-1 = 11
Number of club cards left in the deck = 13
Number of club and face cards left in the deck = 3 (Club jack, Club queen, club king)
Probability of drawing a face card or club card = Probability of drawing a face card + Probability of drawing a club card - Probability of drawing club face card
Probability of drawing a face card = Number of face cards left in the deck / Number of cards left in the deck =11/51
Probability of drawing a club card = Number of club cards left in the deck / Number of cards left in the deck =13/51
Probability of drawing a club card - Probability of drawing club face card = Number of club and face cards left in the deck / Number of cards left in the deck = 3/51
Probability of drawing a face card or club card = Probability of drawing a face card + Probability of drawing a club card - Probability of drawing club face card = 11/51 + 13/ 51 - 3/51 = 21/51
p : Conditional probability hat one card drawn randomly from the remaining deck will be a face card or a club given that the queen of spades is randomly drawn and removed from the well shuffled deck = 21/51 = 7/17
p : Conditional probability hat one card drawn randomly from the remaining deck will be a face card or a club given that the queen of spades is randomly drawn and removed from the well shuffled deck = 7/17 = 0.411765
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