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1/30/2016 5:24:24 AM
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There are more possible unique combinations in 52 card deck than there are atoms on the planet.
That's nucking futs.
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There are approximately 1x10^50 atoms in Earth. There are approximately 8x10^67 possible permutations of a deck of 52 cards. If you took all the atoms in the Earth and multiplied that by 800,000,000,000,000,000, you would have the number of permutations possible with 52 cards.
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[quote][quote][url=http://czep.net/weblog/52cards.html]link[/url] Do you mean permutations?[/quote] Maybe. My statistics class did this yearrrrsss ago. I don't remember the details, only the outcome lol[/quote] I had to check too. I was not positive.
