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| + | Start with the probability of them not being on the same day which starts as 1*(6/7)*(5/7)*...*(1/7) for n<8. Then take 1 minus that to find the probability of them being born on the same day.--[[User:Spfeifer|Spfeifer]] 16:01, 25 February 2009 (UTC) | ||
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I know we've done an example similar to this in class, but how do we start this problem?
Start with the probability of them not being on the same day which starts as 1*(6/7)*(5/7)*...*(1/7) for n<8. Then take 1 minus that to find the probability of them being born on the same day.--Spfeifer 16:01, 25 February 2009 (UTC)
