To solve the problem, we need to verify which probability distribution matches the calculation based on the scenario given: drawing two cards without replacement from a deck and counting the number of aces drawn.
Consider a standard deck of 52 cards with 4 aces. The probabilities are calculated as follows:
P(X=0): Probability of drawing 0 aces. Calculate the probability that both cards drawn are not aces. The number of non-aces is \(52-4=48\).
The probability that the first card is not an ace is \(\frac{48}{52}\), and for the second card (assuming the first was not an ace) is \(\frac{47}{51}\).