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In question 16, it says, suppose there are 30 people at a party.
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Do you think any of them have the same birthday? so we're going to use a random number table to simulate the birthdays of the 30 people at the party.
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We're going to ignore a leap year so that there's only 365 possible days.
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We're going to let 1 represent january 1, 2 represent january 2, and so on, so that the last day of the year, december 31st, is 365.
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So these days represent the birthdays of the people at the party.
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Or any of the two birthdays the same.
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Compare your results with those obtained by other students in the class.
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Would you expect the results to be the same or different? so there's a few different ways.
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If you're doing the random number table, you can look across at 33 digit values.
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So we have the values, 0 .01 through 365, representing all of the days of the year.
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Because 365 is a three -digit value, we must have everything as a three -digit value as we look from left to right across the random number table.
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We're going to look at each three -digit number and just determine if we can use that or not...