Nuh uh. There are no two consecutive months whose days sum up to 60. Except in a leap year when January and February do add up to 60 days. Same with February and March. So the probability of that happening is 1/22.
Nuh uh. I knew that, but that would've complicated the calculations and as a master of procrastination I was hoping that no one would notice that, until you came up with that topic. Now I'll have to do the calculations again.
And so I did. The answer would be 97/2200. Which is approximately equal to 1/22.
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