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Two points are chosen randomly in a segment line of length .  Prove that the probability that...

Two points are chosen randomly in a segment line of length a .  Prove that the probability that the distance between such points to be less than b is \frac{b(2a-b)}{a^2} , where b is a defined distance before doing the experiment and 0<b<a .

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