Starting with a standard American deck of 52 cards, you have created a smaller collection containing only cards with an even face value (do not consider K,Q,J,A). Using this smaller deck, what is the probability of drawing a Heart? а) 1 4 o b) 1 13 c) 3 4 o d) 12 13

Starting with a standard American deck of 52 cards, you have created a smaller collection containing only cards with an even face value (do not consider K,Q,J,A). Using this smaller deck, what is the probability of drawing a Heart? а) 1 4 o b) 1 13 c) 3 4 o d) 12 13

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