John Floren wrote:
No... you could have all 367 people with the same
birthday and the
pigeonhole principle still holds true. Given N days and M people where
M > N, you obviously have at least M-N days with intersections of
birthdays.
I was hatched! :)
John
Since birthdays is a organic function, I suspect the frequency of birthdays
may not be linear. I wonder how that affects the odds?