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1. What is the probability of dealing a 13-card hand, from a standard deck, containing exactly...

1. What is the probability of dealing a 13-card hand, from a standard deck, containing exactly 3 aces?
2. The probability of dealing a 13-card hand, from a standard deck, containing at least one ace is?
3. What is the probability of dealing a 13-card hand, from a standard deck, containing exactly 6 spades, 4 hearts, 2 diamonds, and 1 club?
4. The number of 11-multisets of [7] is?

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