Chapter 6: Q43E (page 433)
How many ways are there to deal hands of five cards to each of six players from a deck containing 48 different cards?
Short Answer
Therefore, there are\(649,352,163,073,816,339,512,038,979,194,880\)different ways
Chapter 6: Q43E (page 433)
How many ways are there to deal hands of five cards to each of six players from a deck containing 48 different cards?
Therefore, there are\(649,352,163,073,816,339,512,038,979,194,880\)different ways
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