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9 March, 00:58

There are 9 friends playing a card game in which of all of the 52 cards in a standard deck are distributed to the players? How many cards does each player get?

1. 7 friends get 5 cards each 2 friends get 4 cards each.

2. 2 friends get 5 cards each 2 friends get 4 cards each.

3. 2 friends get 6 cards each 7 friends get 5 cards each.

4. 7 friends get 6 cards each 2 friends get 5 cards each.

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