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12 May, 16:39

Suppose four people write their names on slips of paper; the slips of paper are randomly shued and then each person gets back one slip of paper; all possibilities of who gets what slip are equally likely. let x denote the number of people who get back the slip with their own name (i. e. the number of matches).

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