This probability would probability in 366 people. A bigger number would be better.

It’s much easier to find the probability that there is no shared birthday in our group of thirty people, in other words we find the probability that everybody has a distinct birthday. The first person gets off easy — they can have any birthday they want. P(No shared birthday) = 1. The second person now has one less day available as to avoid a shared birthday:
The Birthday Paradox Explained
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Jun 3, 2024
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This probability would probability in 366 people. A bigger number would be better.
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