Let P(A)= event that the card selected is a heart, P(B)= event that the card selected...

Let P(A)= event that the card selected is a heart, P(B)= event that the card selected is a club, P(C)= event that the card selected is spade, P(D)= event that the card selected is a diamond, P(E)= even that the card selected is a face card.

Find P(A), P(B or D), P(selecting an ace), P(selecting an even digit card or E), P(selecting a red card) P(King of hearts)

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