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9. An elementary school teacher has a small class consisting of 6 students.
9a. When handing out name tags at random, what is the
9b. Some of the classmates might already be friends. Some of them might be strangers. Assuming that "friend" is a symmetric relationship (if Johnny is friends with Robert, then Robert is also friends with Johnny), show there must exist at least 3 of these students who are all friends or at least 2 who are all strangers. If 1 of the 6 students drops the class, must this still be true? Explain.
By intuition, I would think there is a 1/6 chance a student will get their name tag. Regarding the second part of the question, by intuition I would also think that the given conditions would still be true if 1 student drops the class. We have enough of a
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Is there anyway to show this is true via Pigeonhole Principle?
where does come (5/6)6 from??
Is there anyway to show this is true via Pigeonhole Principle?
where does come (5/6)6 from??
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