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Thanks for the birthday love!
This was so interesting because there are so many people in my own family with the same birthdays. My sister-in-law and I share our birthday TODAY! My mother-in-law and niece also share their birthday, which was just four days ago. So there are four people in our family who have birthdays on two different dates just four days apart. Plus, my dad and my younger sister share the same birthday. He said he simply gave his birthday to my sister when she was born! I always thought this was pretty unique but apparently not so. The math in this video hurts my head, but it's very interesting!

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I saw this idea a while back on VSauce. Even being more math inclined, I was fascinated to see how they achieved their answer. Seeing it again made the math more understandable.

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I thought this video was interesting. It was cool to find out the probability that even if a group of only 23 can have over a 50% chance of having two of those people have the same birthday.

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I found it very interesting that many people have the same birthday. It was pretty interesting to hear that even in a group of 23 people they have about a 50% chance of having the same birthday. This was such a great video to learn from! Happy Birthday Mrs. Rose!!

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I think we should take 23 of Mrs. Roses students and test if there is a birthday pair- other than the actual twins :/ I love Ted Ed so you guys will probably get this again :)
Happy birthday Mrs. Rose

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This was a cute video! I'm not really good at math, so I probably couldn't recreate that. However, it's wild to think that it's a 50 percent chance within 23 people. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Rose!

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happy birthday mrs rose :)

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Check your intuition: The birthday problem - David Knuffke