Answer on Question # 41846, Math, Statistics and Probability
100 people are asked to choose a name for a baby. They are given 14 names to choose from. What is the probability 2/3 of the 100 people will choose the same name?
Solution.
There are 14100 ways to 100 people to choose a name for a baby from 14 given names.
There are 14⋅(67100)⋅13100−67=14⋅(67100)⋅1333 ways to exactly 67 people to choose the same name for a baby from 14 given names.
There are 14⋅(68100)⋅13100−68=14⋅(68100)⋅1332 ways to exactly 68 people to choose the same name for a baby from 14 given names.
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There are 14⋅(100100)⋅13100−100=14 ways to exactly 100 people to choose the same name for a baby from 14 given names.
Since ⌊32⋅100⌋=67, the probability equals
1410014⋅(67100)⋅1333+14⋅(68100)⋅1332+⋯+14Answer:
1410014⋅(67100)⋅1333+14⋅(68100)⋅1332+⋯+14=14100∑i=134(34−i)!(i+66)!14∗100!∗1334−i==1410024667293929634099269021390894907631390998566409683268608861906362≈6.02∗10−51
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Comments
But the question is to find the probability 2/3 of the 100 people...It's an another question.
I appreciate your attempt to simplify but could this possibly be written in "a one out of x probability? Thanks!!!
We upload a new file with calculated answer.
Could this possibly be displayed in a format like 1 in (?). I can't solve the equation. Thanks