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Mathematics, 09.07.2019 01:20, gray4675
The figure below shows a shaded rectangular region inside a large rectangle:
a rectangle of length 10 units and width 5 units is shown. inside this rectangle is a smaller rectangle of length 4 units and width 2 units placed symmetrically inside the larger rectangle. the smaller rectangle is shaded gray.
what is the probability that a point chosen inside the large rectangle is not in the shaded region?
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