Birthday Collision Probability
Find the chance that at least two people share a birthday.
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At least one shared birthday
Assumes independent and equally likely birthdays; actual birth dates are not uniform.
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Formula
Use P = 1−∏ᵢ₌₀ⁿ⁻¹(1−i/d). n is people and d is equally likely days; the product is the no-match probability. If people outnumber days, a match is certain. The result assumes independent birthdays.
Find the chance that at least two people share a birthday.
Worked example
- People
- 23
- Equally likely days
- 365
- At least one shared birthday
- 50.7297234324 %
Scope and limitations
Assumes independent and equally likely birthdays; actual birth dates are not uniform.
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