Q: If a parachutist lands at a random point on a line between markers A and B, find the probability that she is closer to A than to B. Find the probability that her distance to A is more than three times her distance to B.
A: The first part was simple, but I am having trouble finding a numerical value for the second part. Is this set up correct?
Q: If a parachutist lands at a random point on a line between markers A and B, find the probability that she is closer to A than to B. Find the probability that her distance to A is more than three times her distance to B.
A: The first part was simple, but I am having trouble finding a numerical value for the second part. Is this set up correct?
Thanks.
You need to calculate .
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