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Random + Random + Random (Posted on 2009-08-28) Difficulty: 3 of 5
Let A, B and C each be random real numbers chosen from the uniform interval (0,1).

Call X the first nonzero digit of A+B+C.

Find the probability distribution of X.

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Puzzle Thoughts Comment 2 of 2 |
P(X)=1 = 4003/5994
P(X)=2 = 1018/5994
P(X)=3 = 37/5994
P(X)=4 = 61/5994
P(X)=5 = 91/5994
P(X)=6 = 127/5994
P(X)=7 = 169/5994
P(X)=8 = 217/5994
P(X)=9 = 271/5994

  Posted by K Sengupta on 2024-03-12 08:11:55
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