@sam05 said:

Yeh OR he matlab we have to find P(AUB)

=P(A)+P(B)-P(A intersection B)

P(A)=probab of getting numbers=36*35/52*51

P(B)=probab of getting red cards=13*12/52*51

Intersection---should be 9*8/52*51

hence it should be 36*35/52*51 +13*12/52*51 -8*9/52*51=1344/2652????

@jain4444 said: Two cards are drawn one by one at random from a well shuffled pack of cards . what is the probability that !) both are number cards or both are red cards .2) both are kings or both are diamonds ?

@Snehashisc said: @sputnik but in 2nd statement it is written "yet another" dat means it cant b d first statement..

Question- Arrange the following to form a para-
A. The most popular green set is the trio of Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh and Chasham-e-Shahi, which collectively are called Mughal Gardens.
B. The tulip haven is yet another pearl in Srinagar's string of beautifully landscaped gardens.
C. The first Mughal garden, Shalimar Bagh, was envisaged by him in honour of his queen Nur Jehan, about 400 years back.
D. As is apparent, the gardens are a bequest of the Mughals, particularly Emperor Jehangir, who legend says was completely captivated by Kashmir's beauty.

Ans- a) DBAC b)BDAC c) BADC d)ABDC e)CBDA