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hole what about smaller
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hole what about smaller
numbers well if we make a simplifying
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numbers well if we make a simplifying
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numbers well if we make a simplifying
assumption that each birth date is
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assumption that each birth date is
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assumption that each birth date is
equally likely then there's actually a
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equally likely then there's actually a
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equally likely then there's actually a
nice closed form solution for
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it again this is a question where it's
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it again this is a question where it's
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it again this is a question where it's
easier to compute the opposite of what
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easier to compute the opposite of what
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easier to compute the opposite of what
you're trying to do and subtract it from
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you're trying to do and subtract it from
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you're trying to do and subtract it from
one and so
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one and so
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one and so
this fraction is giving the probability
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this fraction is giving the probability
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this fraction is giving the probability
of two people not sharing a
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of two people not sharing a
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of two people not sharing a
birthday uh the proof that this is right
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birthday uh the proof that this is right
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birthday uh the proof that this is right
is a little bit elaborate but you can
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