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Assume that you are dealt seven cards from a well-shuffled standard deck. (a) What is the...

Assume that you are dealt seven cards from a well-shuffled standard deck.

(a) What is the probability of being dealt 2 triples (but not 4 of a kind)?

(b) What is the probability of being dealt three of one kind and four of another? (c) What is the probability of 7 hearts given that you have at least 6 hearts? (Please work this one out completely for full credit; that is, do not leave your answer in terms of n k

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