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There is no 'random number'. Perhaps you mean 'a series of (uniformly/normally distributed?) random numbers between 0 and k'? For a normally distributed series
by theaeolist 14y ago
There is no 'random number'. Perhaps you mean 'a series of (uniformly/normally distributed?) random numbers between 0 and k'?
For a normally distributed series of numbers make a jump and report the length (in milimeters). You will produce a series normally distributed around your average jumping length.