a)total number of possible arrangements =N(for each student name has 365 choice of boxes)=36529
b) number of ways that a box contains at most 1 name =N(first name has 365 ; second name has 364 ; ...and 29 th name has (365-29+1)=365*364*.....*337=6.46*1073
c)therefore at least two have same birthday =1-P(none have same birthday )
=1-6.46*1073/36529 =0.6810
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