up on a board. Whoever correctly guesses which students statements are on the board gets to write up the next drawn statement paper from the box. ‘Ice Breaker’ Activity 3: Construction Cards Arrange students into groups of 3 or 4 and give each group a deck of cards. Explain that each group will use the cards to build a house. They can decide to enter their house
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Combinations 6. How many bridge hands (13 cards) contain five clubs‚ two hearts‚ three diamonds‚ and three spades? Leave answer in factorial form. Answer: [pic] 7. In how many ways can 12 prizes be awarded evenly among four people? Answer: 369 600 8. From a deck of 52 cards‚ how many different four-card hands could be dealt which include one card from each suit? Answer: 28 561 9
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least three of a specific card for both pocket pairs and non pocket pairs. The calculations include anything at least trips (4ofAKind or FullHouse) and exclude community trips. Flushes and Straights are not taken into consideration. You can see that pocket pair hole cards have more than a 4x better chance of getting trips than non pocket pair hole cards. (C(n‚r) choose function) Pocket pair hole cards: 1 - [C(48‚5) / C(50‚5)] = 19.184% Non pocket pair hole cards: 1 - [(C(44‚5) + 6*C(44
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Pre-Interview (Ten minutes) 1) Mental Math: One million minus one hundred eleven. 2) Mental Math: Fifty-four percent of one hundred ten. 3) Game: With one die‚ suppose in a round‚ you earn the amount of dollars equal to the value of the upwards face of the die. (eg. you earn $6 if you roll a six.) Now also suppose after your first roll‚ you are given the opportunity to cancel your first and roll again‚ taking that value as the final value. What should your strategy be? 4) What’s the closest integer
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played with Chinese dominos. The card or poker version involves the use of 52-card‚ which are dealt seven cards to all the participants‚ including the dealer. The objective of the game is to make two hands that can beat the dealer’s two hands. If the player wins both hands‚ they win the bet minus a 5% commission. If they win one/lose one‚ it comes back a push. If they lose both hands‚ the dealer wins‚ and the bet is swept away.
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shot to the heart”. Secondly‚ Lisa Goldstein‚ author of Tourists‚ shows us a completely different side. She shows us how a little magic can change everything about a person. Charles goes from being a normal traveller to a card seller‚ just because his face was seen on one of the cards. We can see how even though both these stories follow a supernatural element‚ one says it does change us and one says it does not. I think the Indifference Engine is more convincing because of the fact that it seems more
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he didn’t ever know about his old friends. Ed finds out how to help them through their own problems‚ and‚ in the end‚ finds out why he is chosen to help them. Ed starts off with one card‚ which is the Ace of Diamonds‚ where there are three different addresses on them. When he completes the Diamonds he gets another card that is the Ace of Clubs where he is given a riddle that he has to solve‚ when Ed is done with the first three Aces receives The Ace of Spades where he is
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1. A gambler in Las Vegas is cutting a deck of cards for $1‚000. What is the probability that the card for the gambler will be the following? a. A face card – there are 12 face cards in a deck of 52 cards. The probability would be 12/52 b. A queen – there are 4 queens in a deck‚ so the probability would be 4/52 c. A Spade - There are 13 cards of each suit so the probability is 13/52 or ¼. d. A jack of spades - There is only 1 jack of spades in a deck‚ so the probability would be 1/52
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She only used four cards. Apparently‚ everyone who has his or her cards read wants the answer to one specific question. So‚ the first card answers that question and it is usually a question about a life change. You simply saying – your luck will be changing very soon. It seems to work every time. Now‚ the second card represents the past – size up the client as they sit down. Listen to what they say and how they say it and use it to your advantage. This third card represents the present – use
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multiple coffee house punch cards‚ and not a lot of cash in this teal blue studded wallet. She had multiple credit cards‚ which I could only assume were maxed out by how many receipts and loyalty cards she possessed. There was a gas card for a gas station half way across town‚ which suggested that she lived nowhere near this park. I couldn’t help but ask myself why she would be this far into town. Finally after searching from compartment to compartment‚ I found an “if found card.” I called the number listed
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