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Q.

Let p be the probability that in a pack of playing cards two kings are adjacent and q be the probability  that no two kings are together, then

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a

p + q = 1

b

p < q

c

p = q

d

q=48×47×4652×51×50

answer is B, D.

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p=4C2×2(49)!52!=1252×51×50q=49c4×4×48!52!=49×48×47×4652×51×50×49=48×47×4652×51×50

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Let p be the probability that in a pack of playing cards two kings are adjacent and q be the probability  that no two kings are together, then