2 hands of 10 cards each are randomly selected from an ordinary deck of 52 playing cards. a) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two hearts and four diamonds. b) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. c) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two clubs given that each hand has exactly two hearts and four diamonds.

2 hands of 10 cards each are randomly selected from an ordinary deck of 52 playing cards. a) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two hearts and four diamonds. b) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. c) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two clubs given that each hand has exactly two hearts and four diamonds.

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a) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two hearts and four diamonds.

b) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two hearts, four diamonds and two clubs.

c) Compute the probability that each hand has exactly two clubs given that each hand has exactly two hearts and four diamonds.

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