In a group of 100 people, each people needs to choose a number from 100 to 120. i)Prove that at least five people choose the same number. ii) How many people choose even or odd number?

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In a group of 100 people, each people needs to choose a number from 100 to 120.

  1. i)Prove that at least five people choose the same number.
  1. ii) How many people choose even or odd number?
  2. ii) What is the minimum number needed for you to be sure that two of them will

choose the same number?

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