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The person writing down the numbers can choose them randomly, or sneakily, or whatever. Only the person choosing has to randomness. This makes no assumptions
by marvy 11y ago
The person writing down the numbers can choose them randomly, or sneakily, or whatever. Only the person choosing has to randomness. This makes no assumptions on how the numbers were generated.
- ars 11y ago> Only the person choosing has to randomness No, the person solving does so by picking a random number. Implied is that that random number has the same (or similar) range to the original.
- mjd 11y agoNo. The first player can pick any numbers whatever, and the second player should pick a real number from a distribution that is everywhere positive, so the "range" is from minus infinity to plus infinity.