Suppose there are n students in this class. We are interested in the probability of the event A that at least two students have the same birthday. For simplicity, we assume that no student was born on...

Suppose there are n students in this class. We are interested in the probability of the event A that at least two students have the same birthday. For simplicity, we assume that no student was born on February 29 and that all students were born independently of each other (no twins!). We also assume that each day in the year is equally probable for a birthday.


Extracted text: (d) Compute P(A) in dependence of n. If you have a good calculator, you can verify that P(A) 2 50% already at n = 23 and that P(A) 2 99% already at n = 57. %3D