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Suppose you remove the Jacks, Queens, and Kings from the deck. This leaves you with 40...

Suppose you remove the Jacks, Queens, and Kings from the deck. This leaves you with 40 cards. If the value of the remaining cards is equal to the face value (the Ace being a value of 1), what is the expected value of the remaining cards?

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