There are 37 students in this class.
Use the pigeonhole principle to argue that there must be two students whose birthdays fall in the same month. Use the pigeonhole principle to argue that there must be x students whose birthday fall in the same month (make x as large as possible).

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There are 37 students in this class.

Use the pigeonhole principle to argue that there must be two students whose birthdays fall in the same month. Use the pigeonhole principle to argue that there must be x students whose birthday fall in the same month (make x as large as possible).

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There are 37 students in this class. Use the pigeonhole principle to argue that there must be two students whose birthdays fall in the same month. - Use the pigeonhole principle to argue that there must be

x

students whose birthday fall in the same month (make

x

as large as possible).

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