Total people (n) = 6
We have to find probability of atleast 2 of the 6 people were born on the same day.
Suppose,
P(A) ={ atleast 2 person born on the same day.}
P(A') ={ no two person born on same day}
365 days in a year.
Therefore, sample space n(s) = 3656.
n(A') = {365, 364,363,362,361,360} = 365p6
P(A') = (365p6/365^6) = 0.9595
Hence, Probability of atleast 2 of the 6 people were born on the same day = 0.0405
A surprising result that appears in many elementy discussion on probability is called the birthday problem....
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