QUESTION 1A single card is pulled from a standard deck of cards. what are number of ways that card can end up being a 5 or a red card.think of the possible ways this can happen and the intersection between the 2 events!!!43hs

There are 52 cards in a standard deck of cards. There are four 5s and 13 red cards in the deck, Out…

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QUESTION 1 A single card is pulled from a standard deck of cards. what are number of ways that card can end up being a 5 or a red card. think of the possible ways this can happen and the intersection between the 2 events!!!