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Question 627778: There are 2500 students in a school. If I am wearing color A shirt then what is the probability that one of the other 2499 students is wearing the same color shirt.
I think the answer should be 1/2499 or maybe 1/7 raised to the power 2499 if we are talking about the seven primary colors. Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source):
Anyway, assuming there are seven colors with equal probability, the probability that at least one of the other 2499 students is wearing color A is equal to 1 - P(none of them wearing color A). This is equal to , very close to 1.
If you are looking for the probability that *exactly* one is wearing color A, you have to use the binomial distribution.