Choose two numbers X and Y independently at random from the unit interval [0,1] with the uniform density. The probability that
X^2+Y^2>0.81
is ?
for given data:
P( X^2+Y^2>0.81 ) =P(Area of the shaded region on the curve) =1-P(area of unshaded region )
=1-(/4)*r2 =1-(22/28)*0.812 =1-0.5153 =0.4847
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