A boy mentions that none of the 21 kids in his third-grade class has had a birthday
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A boy mentions that none of the 21 kids in his third-grade class has had a birthday since school started 56 days previously. Assume that kids in the class are drawn from a population whose birthdays have the same probability on all days of the year. What is the probability that 21 kids in such a class would not yet have a birthday in 56 days?
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