HMMT 2002 G6
- Geometry
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If we pick (uniformly) a random square of area 1 with sides parallel to the - and -axes that lies entirely within the 5 -by- 5 square bounded by the lines (the corners of the square need not have integer coordinates), what is the probability that the point lies within the square of area 1 ?
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\frac{1}{64}
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