Janice, walter, and brooke are siblings. their parents need them to divide the chores around the house. the one
task no one wants to volunteer for is cleaning the bathroom. janice sees a deck of 52 playing cards sitting on the
table and convinces her brother and sister to use the cards to decide who will clean the bathroom.
 janice thinks they should draw one card. if a heart is drawn, janice cleans the bathroom. if a spade is drawn,
then walter cleans. if a diamond is drawn, then brooke cleans. all of the club cards will be removed from the
deck before they begin drawing a card.
 walter wants to draw two cards at a time. if both cards are red, then janice cleans. if both cards are black,
then walter cleans. if one card is red and one card is black, then brooke cleans the bathroom.
 brooke thinks they should draw cards until they get a heart. if the first card drawn is a heart, then janice
cleans the bathroom. if the second card drawn is a heart, then walter cleans the bathroom. if it takes three or
more times to draw a heart, then brooke cleans the bathroom.
whose method is fair? explain using probabilities.\