I am teaching on probability. I found a question that seems to be ambiguous as follows.
Four students are randomly chosen from a place. Assuming the birthdays of people are equally likely to occur in any month, find the probability that 4 selected students are not born in the same months.
The answer key of this question is $$1-\frac{12}{12^4}$$.
If I agree with this key using negation principle then I think the question must be rewritten as
Find the probability that at least one student of the selected students is not born in the same month.
Because the negation of "all students are born in the same month" is "at least one of the selected students is not born in the same month".
Thus for me, the original question "find the probability that 4 selected students are not born in the same months" is badly written.
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What do you think? Is it also ambiguous for you? Is there any better expression for the original question to get rid of its ambiguity?
Edit
Other examples:
A = 4 balls are red.
A' = at least one ball is not red (rather than 4 balls are not red)
A = 4 cars are sold.
A' = at least one car is not sold (rather than 4 cars are not sold)