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Minimum number of coins to ensure 10 coins of one type are selected

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pigeonhole principle on a circle

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English question regarding pigeonhole principle classic question.

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Show that any subset of $\{1, 2, 3, ..., 200\}$ having more than $100$ members must contain at least one pair of integers which add to $201$.

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Pigeonhole question and generalization

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Any subset of size $6$ from the set $S = \{1,2, 4, \dots 9\}$ must contain two elements whose sum is $10$.

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Pigeonhole principle problem involving inequality 0 < |$\sqrt{x} - \sqrt{y}$| < 1

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With the pigeon hole principle how do you tell which are the pigeons and which are the holes?

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score 158 · Answer 11 · 2013-10-31 09:27:04

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Prove that for positive number, some multiple only has 0 and d as it's digits

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Extended Pigeonhole Principle: How to prove it?

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Proof Involving Pigeonhole Principle

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Probability problem- Are there atleast 3 balls with same colour radius and in same box?

Minimum number of coins to ensure 10 coins of one type are selected

pigeonhole principle on a circle

English question regarding pigeonhole principle classic question.

Show that any subset of $\{1, 2, 3, ..., 200\}$ having more than $100$ members must contain at least one pair of integers which add to $201$.

Pigeonhole question and generalization

Any subset of size $6$ from the set $S = \{1,2, 4, \dots 9\}$ must contain two elements whose sum is $10$.

Pigeonhole Principle / Number Theory

Pigeonhole principle problem involving inequality 0 < |$\sqrt{x} - \sqrt{y}$| < 1

With the pigeon hole principle how do you tell which are the pigeons and which are the holes?

Prove that for positive number, some multiple only has 0 and d as it's digits

Extended Pigeonhole Principle: How to prove it?

Pigeonhole Principle Proof

Proof Involving Pigeonhole Principle

Perfect Fourth Power - Pigeon Hole Principle

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