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think of the problem as follows. We have an urn of balls, numbered from 1 to 365 (the number of the days of the year.
What is the probability of picking 56 different numbered balls, with replacements?
The first one can be any of the 365
the second any of 364 (since one selection has already been made)
the third any of the 363
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and so on
the 56th selection is one of 310 left
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