Question 1)
Selecting 4 cards, each from a different suit.
1 from hearts and 1 from diamonds and 1 from spade and 1 from club.
Therefore, total number of selections is 13c1*13c1*13c1*13c1 or 13^4 =28561
total sample space =52c4 =270725
p =28561/270725
=0.1055
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