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You are thinking "given N, what is the probability that N is a perfect nth power?". Think about it in the reverse. "given N, what is the probability that the
by spott 10y ago
You are thinking "given N, what is the probability that N is a perfect nth power?". Think about it in the reverse. "given N, what is the probability that the nth root of N is an integer". For a whole bunch of different Ns, we will get some real number between 0 and 1.
To match up to your example. "For a number M, m is the remainder of M: m = M - floor(M), what is the probability that m is zero given M"