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A,what is the probability that you get "three of a kind", with three cards of the...

A,what is the probability that you get "three of a kind", with three cards of the same rank, ie, 3 queens, and the remaining two cards have the same suit, ie, 2 clubs.

B, if you turn over two of the cards and you see that they are the same rank, what is the probability that when you turn over the other 3 cards you have "four of a kind" (4 of the same rank) among all five cards

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