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59 the birthday problem, continued if n people enter a room, find these probabilities: 4.6 independence, conditional probability, and the multiplication rule ❍ 151 a.none of the people have the same birthday
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59 the birthday problem, continued if n people enter a room, find these probabilities: 4.6 independence, conditional probability, and the multiplication rule ❍ 151

a.none of the people have the same birthday
b.at least two of the people have the same birthday

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