Question: A computer solitaire game uses a standard 52-card deck and randomly shuffles the cards for play. Theoretically, it should be possible to find optimal strategies for playing and then to compute the probability of winning based on the best strategy. Not only would this be an extremely complicated problem, but also the probability of winning for any particular person depends on that person's skill. Explain how an individual could determine his or her probability of winning this game. (Hint: It might take a while to determine the probability!)