You choose a point (A,B) uniformly at random in the unit square {(x,y):x,ye[0,1]} 1 B Y (A,B) 0 A 1 What is the probability that the equation Ax^2+x+B=0 has real solutions? X
You choose a point (A,B) uniformly at random in the unit square {(x,y):x,ye[0,1]} 1 B Y (A,B) 0 A 1 What is the probability that the equation Ax^2+x+B=0 has real solutions? X
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You choose a point
(A,B) uniformly at random in the unit square
{(x,y):x,y∈[0,1]}
What is the probability that the equation
Ax^2+x+B=0
has real solutions?
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X
1
B
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You choose a point
(A,B) uniformly at random in the
unit square
{(x,y):x,y=[0,1]}
Y
(A, B)
8+
0
A
1
What is the probability that the
equation
Ax^2+x+B=0
has real solutions?
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59%
X
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X
1
B
Untitled d...
You choose a point
(A,B) uniformly at random in the
unit square
{(x,y):x,y=[0,1]}
Y
(A, B)
8+
0
A
1
What is the probability that the
equation
Ax^2+x+B=0
has real solutions?
|||
59%
X
0
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