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Suppose there are m different hunters and n different rabbits. Each hunter selects a rabbit uniformly at random independently as a target. Suppose all the hunter shoot at their chosen targets at the same time and every hunter hits his target. Consider a particular Rabbit 1. [i] What is the probability that Rabbit 1 survives? [ii] Suppose m=7, n=5. What is the probability that no rabbit survives?
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My guess is [(n-1)/n]^m
n rabbits, getting hit by m hunters : (m+1) x (m+1) x (m+1) ... n times = (m+1)^n
+1 accounts for a not being selected for target case
"n rabbits, getting hit by m hunters : (m+1) x (m+1) x (m+1) ... n times " ???
think of rabbits as empty spaces, hunters as letters to fill the spaces
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