Given two positive integers, m and n, what is the probability that a randomly chosen number less than mn is not divisible by n and is not divisible by m?
(again from Rosen's book)
posted by FlyingSheep @ 4:56 PM
Monday, February 26, 2001
Here's another one for der_frawd.
Given two positive integers, m and n, what is the probability that a randomly chosen number less than mn is not divisible by n and is not divisible by m?
(again from Rosen's book)
Given two positive integers, m and n, what is the probability that a randomly chosen number less than mn is not divisible by n and is not divisible by m?
(again from Rosen's book)
No hidden agenda here. This is about FlyingSheep.com. Oh sure, some thoughts may seem to have nothing to do with Flying Sheep (the more mathematical thoughts in particular come to mind), but this will be an outward expression of the thoughts of the same entity that runs FlyingSheep.com.
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