Aaryan
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ZOOLOGY
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:lol: :lol: Voldemort Dynamite spoof: I throw my want up in the air sometimes; saying AY-OH, where'd my nose go? Edit; wouldnt let me upload picture
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ZOOTOMY Go RN, Go!
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No, not at all. I am fine with it.
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Incorrect logic. Why can't D score the point? Or T?
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edit for my above post ^^^ At the end it says GLOVES NOT, but so as not to confuse you, only GLOVES was the word. NOT was capitalized for effect.
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FOLLOWS If 0 then E is second as the only change from FELLOWS to FOLLOWS was E->O and the score dropped.
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same thing. It was implied in the explaination. It doesnt change anything.
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PERFECT
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again someone gave me rep for the most TRIVIAL post...
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whoops wrong rollo. MISTAKE!!!
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SLOW
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SLOW
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Jack, Flag, Hole- Union If not then try golf. I hope? Fin,Blue,Killer
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like I said, the story (equation) behind it is... well, let's call it "hard to forget"
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So FB is just a dumbed down version of BD... nice analogy, Q
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GLOVED If 0: then S is last because the only change from GLOVES to GLOVED was S->D but the score dropped one. (If this is the case discard anything else I say after this) If 1, then my next word is: GROVES If 0: then L is second because the only change from GLOVES to GROVES was L->R but the score dropped one. (If this is the case discard everything else I say after this) If 1: My next word is: CLOVES If 0: G is the first letter because the only change from GLOVES to CLOVES was G->C, but the score dropped one. (If this is the case discard everything else I say after this) If 1: My next word is: GLOBES If 0: V has to be fourth because the only change from GLOVES to GLOBES was V->B but the score dropped one. (If this is the case, discard everything I say after this) If 1: O has to be third, as we have proven all letters from GLOVES NOT to be the point, meaning by process of elimination this has to be the correct letter.
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Edit: I realized now that n<365 and k>2 , so completely discard the part about n being greater than 365.
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Edit: double post
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Unless I am mistaken, there is an almost 100% chance (or close to) of at least two people having the same birthday. Obviously, if n>365, at least two people have the same birthday, or a 100%. However, if n<365, everyone has a 1 in 365 chance of their birthday (i.e. Bob has a 1/365 chance of being born on Jan 1.) In order to find the probability of everyone to have a different birthday, you must use exponents or 1/365n. Using this, the answer will become smaller and smaller, very close to zero. That is the probability of everyone having a DIFFERENT birthday, meaning very close to 100% chance of at least two people having the same birthday. 100% * almost 100%= something close to 100%. Bu don't take my word for it. Let some of the more Senior Members take a look at it.