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A bridge hand consists of 13 of the 52 cards. We often classify hands by “distribution,” that is, the way cards are grouped into suits. For example, a hand of 4-3-3-3 distribution has four of one suit and three of each of the other suits. A hand with 5-4-3-1 distribution has one suit of five cards, one of four, one of three, and one of one card. Count the number of hands with the following distributions: (a) 4-3-3-3 (b) 5-4-3-1 (c) 4-4-3-2 (d) 9-2-2-0.
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