A train consists of \( N \) cars; \( K(K>N) \) passengers get on it and select their cars at random (each car has the same probability that it is chosen by a passenger). Find the probability for the event (=Ereignis) \( A \) that there will be at least one passenger in each car. Provide the general formula of this probability and calculate this probability for the special case of \( N=4 \) and \( K=5 \)
Hint: Regard the complement event \( \bar{A} \) and use the Poincaré-Sylvester formula.
Ich hab schon ein bisschen rum probiert, aber ich komme einfach nicht drauf, was die Gegenwahrscheinlichkeit ist.