The Second Pigeonhole Principle
The principle states that if m objects are placed in n boxes, then there is at least one box containing m/n objects or less.
The implication is that the average of a set less than or equal to an element in the set.
The principle states that if m objects are placed in n boxes, then there is at least one box containing m/n objects or less.
The implication is that the average of a set less than or equal to an element in the set.