From a deck of 36 cards, three are taken at random, find partial information from the message: "seven, ten, Jack fell outn.b in the image is an example of solution Example 13. From a deck of 36 cards, three are taken at random. Findprivate information from the message: "six, seven, ace fell out."Solution. The probability of the event "six, seven, ace fell out"is equal to Pi = 6 36-35-34 The private information in this case is equal to:I(x) = -log p₁ = 6, 8017 бHT.бит.

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From a deck of 36 cards, three are taken at random, find partial information from the message: "seven, ten, Jack fell out

n.b in the image is an example of solution

Example 13. From a deck of 36 cards, three are taken at random. Find
private information from the message: "six, seven, ace fell out."
Solution. The probability of the event "six, seven, ace fell out"
is equal to Pi = 6 36-35-34 The private information in this case is equal to:
I(x) = -log p₁ = 6, 8017 бHT.
бит.

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