Practice problems and test your proof technique knowledge
Experiment freely with the Pigeonhole Principle playground, then test your understanding of all proof techniques with a comprehensive quiz.
Experiment with different numbers of pigeons and holes. Build intuition before taking the quiz!
Drag the pigeons into the holes. When you have more pigeons than holes, at least one hole must contain 2+ pigeons!
If n+1 objects are placed into n containers, at least one container must hold more than one object. This simple fact is surprisingly powerful in mathematics!
30 questions covering all proof techniques. See how well you understand the concepts!
Topic: Basic Principle
If you have 5 pigeons and 4 pigeonholes, what does the Pigeonhole Principle guarantee?