1. (a) Suppose that 10 cookies are distributed among 5 distinct children, what is the probability that every student get at least one cookie? (b) If n cookies are distributed among 32 distinct children, what is the probability in terms of n that at least one student gets none?

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1. (a) Suppose that 10 cookies are distributed among 5 distinct children, what is the probability that every student get at least one cookie? (b) If n cookies are distributed among 32 distinct children, what is the probability in terms of n that at least one student gets none?

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