Out of 52 cards, 12 are face cards. So the probability of choosing a face card is
P(face card) = 12 /52
By the complement rule, the probability of not choosing a face card is
P(not face card) = 1 - P(face card) = 1 - 12/52 = 40/52 = 0.7692
Answer: 10/13 or 0.7692
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