(i)
Since the experiment is with replacement, the trials are independent and the probability of Jack is the same = p= 4/52 = 1/13 in each trial.
Thus,
P(All 3 Jack) = (1/13)3= 0.07693 =0.0004552
So,
Answer is:
0.0004552
(ii)
Since the experiment is with replacement, the trials are independent and the probability of Red is the same = p= 13/52 = 1/4 in each trial.
Thus,
P(All 3 Red) = (13/52)3= (1/4)3 = 0.253 =0.015625
So,
Answer is:
0.015625
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