I can remember reading years ago that the probability of two positive integers, chosen at random, being relatively prime is 6/ 2.
An edition of Ingenuity in Mathematics (New Mathematical Library)
(1998)
Ingenuity in Mathematics (New Mathematical Library)
by Ross Honsberger
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This book contains short, self-contained essays on elementary mathematics. Many describe work of outstanding mathematicians, Gauss among them, and show the incisiveness and ingenuity so characteristic of first rate mathematical work, no matter what the level.
Publish Date
August 27, 1998
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The Mathematical Association of America
Language
English
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216
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Ingenuity in Mathematics (New Mathematical Library)
August 27, 1998, The Mathematical Association of America
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