100 pigeons P1, ..., P100 fly into 500 labelled holes h1, ..., h500. Each pigeon picks a hole uniformly at random and independently from the choices of the other pigeons.
What is the probability that at least one hole contains at least 3 pigeons.
The answer is supposed to be 0.4361298523736379.
100 pigeons P1, ..., P100 fly into 500 labelled holes h1, ..., h500. Each pigeon picks...
5. Random pigeonholing
100 pigeons p1,…,p100 fly into 500 labelled holes h1,…,h500.
Each pigeon picks a hole uniformly at random and independently from
the choices of the other pigeons.
What is the probability that at least one hole contains at
least 2 pigeons.
Hint: The answer is approximately 0.9999758457295991
What is the probability that at least one hole contains at
least 3 pigeons.
Hint: The answer is approximately 0.4361298523736379.
5. Random pigeonholing 100 pigeons P1,...,P100 fly into 500 labelled holes...
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