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Question Number 103223 by Ar Brandon last updated on 13/Jul/20
         In a card game for four players, a pack of fifty-two cards is dealt round so        that each player receives thirteen cards. A hand that contains no card greater than              nine is called a yarborough. How many deals are necessary for the probability        of at least one hand being a yarborough to be greater than (1/2) ? (Ace ranks high)
Inacardgameforfourplayers,apackoffiftytwocardsisdealtroundsothateachplayerreceivesthirteencards.Ahandthatcontainsnocardgreaterthannineiscalledayarborough.Howmanydealsarenecessaryfortheprobabilityofatleastonehandbeingayarboroughtobegreaterthan12?(Acerankshigh)

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