Mathematics Homework Solutions
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This is a problem in counting. It is a beginner problem in probability theory
How many 5 card poker hands are there? Note a deck of 52 cards is assumed.
The solution provided illustrates how to count the number of ways of forming groups of size k from a set of n objects. In the example the number of 5 card poker hands (from a 52 card deck) is counted.
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