Even Mickey Mouse himself won’t be able to predict where he comes out.Īs Sora climbs the castle, he starts to remember a third friend from back on the islands, a girl who just… “disappeared,” one day.

Once the campaign is complete, the game surprises by introducing a second campaign starring Riku, playable for the first time, as he tries to wipe out the darkness inside of him.

This stranger leads him to the surreal Castle Oblivion, where the trio’s memory begins to trickle away, but with a strange promise that “to lose is to find”. The story would continue with Chain of Memories on the Gameboy Advance, which opens with a horribly compressed, pre-rendered, 3D animation, where Sora is a confronted by a figure in the same black cloak as the “Unknown” from Kingdom Hearts 1Final Mix. > print(formatC(cbind(no,yes),digits=15),quote=0)ġ0 0.999112255086985 0.At the end of Kingdom Hearts, Sora finds himself stranded with Donald and Goofy. Note that d represents the number of days shared by exactly two people. Probability there will NOT be a birthday common to three or more people = (fact(n)/365^n)* of combin(365,d)*combin(365-d,n-2d)/2^d. I did this in Excel, but this seems to be the general formula: So, with 88 people there is more than a 51.1% chance that three or more people will share the same birthday. Sorry to be late to the party, but if the question is what is the probability that there will be at least one birthday common to three or more people out of n people, I get the following:Įxcel crashes after 118 as the numbers get too big. However, there are two numbers that appear twice and three that appear once, so multiply 151,200 by 38 x 37 x 36 x 35 x 34 x 33 and then divide by (2! x 3!). There are 38 possible numbers for the first one (the one that appears 3 times), 37 for the second, 36, for the third. (a) Start with the 1-element set = 151,200 ways to permute the six different numbers. There may be a faster way of doing it, but what I did was: I can post the R code and link to webpage as soon as I clean it all up (or down)įirst, generate a list of all distinct ways to partition N (= the number of spins) items.

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