Consider n independent trials, each of which results in

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Problem 62P

Consider n independent trials, each of which results in one of the outcomes 1,..., k with respective probabilities  Show that if all the pi are small, then the probability that no trial outcome occurs more than once is approximately equal to exp(−n(n − 1)

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QUESTION:

Problem 62P

Consider n independent trials, each of which results in one of the outcomes 1,..., k with respective probabilities  Show that if all the pi are small, then the probability that no trial outcome occurs more than once is approximately equal to exp(−n(n − 1)

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            Here we have to show that if all the are small, then the probability that no trial outcome occurs more than once is approximately equal to 


 

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