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I was afraid of that. I cracked open my math books and read up on probability. I found the error in my logic and here is what I got.
there are 365 to the power of the number of members possible combinations. Of those there are 365*364*363*...*(365- 1 less than the number of members) combinations that don't have anymatching birhdays. Therfore the plugging in the formula for different values I eventually got
Edit: Edit:I fixed a typo where I wrote *364 twice.
Edit: It seems obvious given the context, but I guess I should note this formula won't work if there are only one member.
[365^23-(365*364*363*...*343)]/365^23=.507 or 50.7% with 23 people.
Yo, czechs, IM me on AIM Captainstupid00 i got a nice nearly impossible one for you.
"At first it just looked like a picture of a bunch of lily pads, but then I started scraping at it with my pocket knife and the whole painting just sort of spoke to me," Schmidt said. "For the first time, I finally understand what Monet was trying to get across in her work."
Sent. If anyone else wants to see the solution for any of these, let me know.
Also, I just put up some more puzzles as well as a new set of mazes for you to chew on.
Damn 3 image limit is making me put some of these old puzzles as links, though.
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