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Bertrand Paradox - First Method
Author:
Esther Gruenhut
Given a Circle, What is the probability to draw a chord larger than the length of an equilateral triangle inscribed in the circle.
Method I - All chords through given point on circle
GeoGebra
Seems like the answer should be
. This is not the only method of solving this problem. Here is a
link
to a second method, and
here
to a third.
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