Re: Added difficulty?
Posted:
Tuesday, 13th March 2012, 19:07by Blade
2. There are 50 people at a party. What is the probability that two people at the party share the same birthday?
Significantly over 50%, but I don't feel like finding the exact numbers.
Re: Added difficulty?
Posted:
Tuesday, 13th March 2012, 21:11by Confidence Interval
Consider: One, probability is a factor which operates *within* natural forces. Two, probability is *not* operating as a factor. Three, we are now held within un-, sub- or super-natural forces. Discuss.
Re: Added difficulty?
Posted:
Tuesday, 13th March 2012, 21:14by Confidence Interval
Blade wrote:2. There are 50 people at a party. What is the probability that two people at the party share the same birthday?
Significantly over 50%, but I don't feel like finding the exact numbers.
Quite a lot over, in fact:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_p ... robability