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Suppose there are 25 people at a party. We can always find at least one pair of people who have their birthdays in the same month. Explain why.
Suppose 25 people together consume a total of 250 slices of pizza. We can always find at least one pair of people who ate exactly the same number of slices. Explain why. |
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Follow-up ChallengesIs this statement true or false? Explain why. At party of 25 people, we can always find a group of three whose birthdays are in the same month.
Consider this statement: If 25 people consume a total of P slices of pizza, then we can find a group of three people who ate exactly the same number of slices. What is the smallest value of P for which this statement is always true? |
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