You are playing cards, and are dealt a hand of six cards from a standard deck of 52. Q Which two of the following are possible sample spaces? (You must click on the two correct answers consecutively, otherwise you will lose points and health!)
The set of combinations of 6 cards chosen from 52.
The number of permutations of 6 cards chosen from 52.
P(52, 6)
C(52, 6)
The set of permutations of 6 cards chosen from 52.
P(6, 52)
C(6, 52)
The number of combinations of 6 cards chosen from 52.
You are playing cards, and are dealt a hand of six cards from a standard deck...
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