The birthday problem Suppose that there are 30 students in your behavioral-economics class. What is the probability
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The birthday problem Suppose that there are 30 students in your behavioral-economics class. What is the probability that no two students have the same birthday? To make things easier, assume that every student was born the same non-leap year and that births are randomly distributed over the year.
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A Course In Behavioral Economics
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