How should the value of m be chosen so that the probability that at least one defective item turns up is .90?

How should the value of m be chosen so that the probability that at least one defective item turns up is .90? Calculate your answer explicitly for: i. n = 1000, k = 10 ii. N = 10000, k = 100 (c) (Rice 1.22) A standard deck of 52 cards is shuffled thoroughly and n cards are turned up. What is the probability that a face card turns up? For what value of n is the probability about .5?