Re: Probability of AA,KK,QQ and JJ.....
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This is a neet way of doing it but I am sorry to say I don't understand it. I would have done it with inclusion-exclusion which gets complicated. If you have time could you quickly explain your terms.
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Also, in case this is not clear:
6/(52 choose 2)
comes from the fact that there are 6 possible AA hands out of a total of (52 choose 2) hands. Now there are only 50 cards left, which explains the chancing denominators.
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