What is the probability that I have the same silverware as the girl I met last Friday?
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Well, if it's cheap like mine, I'd say the probability is great.  Cheap sets are made by the hundreds of thousands...\nSo big whoop.  Does that mean it's fate?
435037
try this site for help on probabiliity\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/probability/
568866
is there the same probability it will go into each bin?\n\nthen 350/9=38.8888 so about 39 in each
727752
Number of all permutations = 8!\n\nNumber of all permutations with 5 boys first (then 3 girls) = 5!3!\nNumber of all permutations with 5 boys last (3 girls first ) = 5!3!\n\nSo the probability in question is 2*5!3!/8! = 1/28
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Do my ex girlfrineds count?
484926
LMAO at that gal above me!! is she your twin rab? lol! sounds like you two have a lot in common!!!
18114
This is true only if the items are distinct. For example if the data set is the 26 letter alphabet and we take letters without replacement, then the number of permutations (order matters, so a,b is different from b,a) is 26*25 while the number of combinations (order does not matter, taking a, then b is the same as taking b, then a) is 26*25/2. \n\nIf our data set contains copies, like the letters in this sentence, then combinations of identical letters would not count doubly (so, a,a is not a seperate permutation from a,a).
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They're more likely to take your money than to give you anything.  Please check this site and see if the letter on it looks familiar:\nhttp://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061023/COLUMNISTS40/61023032/1112/COLUMNISTS40\n\nAnd what a coincidence that the numbers are exactly the same as yours!  What are the chances?  But just be happy that you haven't lost anything as some people do.
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All of the above. No doubt about it. In a standard day the order is 4,2,3,1. Some days bear cycling through - e.g. yesterday was 4,2,4,2,3,2,1,1,4.
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I would - especailly if it's really the SAME one.
689058
its possible. my sister got 99.
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Decide after you have met the second girl.
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None. Two odds make an even
664066
Possible, but not realistically likely.\n\nUnless of course the Penny has two heads, in which case the probability is 1. :)\n\nCordially,\nJohn
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Probability(1st person picks any bill)=8/8\n\nProbability(2nd person picks the same bill)=1/8\n\nProbability(3rd person picks the same bill)=1/8\n\nThe events are independant as the outcome of one event will not affect the outcome of another. Thus allowing multiplication of probabilities.\n\nProb(All 3 draw same bill) = 8/8*1/8*1/8\n\n=1/64
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i would say sure go ahead and list your items  and good luck to you, if a half eaten piece of toast would sell for big bucks (i've forgotten the amount but it was a lot) then you've got a very good chance, remember, one man's garbage is another man's gold!!!
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IT MIGHT HAVE THE SAME ITEMS BUT NOT THE SAME PRICE