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− | Let's consider the boundary cases: <math>\sin^{2}{\pi x}=\cos^{2}{\pi y}</math> and <math>\sin^{2}{\pi x}=-\cos^{2}{\pi y}</math> | + | Let's consider the boundary cases: <math>\sin^{2}{(\pi x)}=\cos^{2}{(\pi y)}</math> and <math>\sin^{2}{(\pi x)}=-\cos^{2}{(\pi y)}</math> |
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+ | <cmath>\sin{(\pi x)}=\cos{(\pi y)}=sin{(\frac{\pi}{2}\pm \pi y)}</cmath> |
Revision as of 23:36, 7 February 2020
Problem 25
For each real number with , let numbers and be chosen independently at random from the intervals and , respectively, and let be the probability that
What is the maximum value of
Solution
Let's start first by manipulating the given inequality.
Let's consider the boundary cases: and