Mathematics, 07.04.2020 22:15 shiny9362

It's the holidays and lots of people are traveling. Things are getting out of control at baggage claim. Suppose everybody has exactly one bag, tagged with their first and last initial, which are both uppercase letters from the English alphabet. What is the minimum number of people needed to guarantee that at least 3 luggage tags have the same 2 initials (in the same order) on them

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