Alice and Bob each picks an integer number uniformly at random between 1 and n. Assume...
Alice and Bob each picks an integer number uniformly at random
between 1 and n.
Assume that all possible combinations of two numbers are equally
likely to be picked. What
is the probability that Alice's number is bigger than Bob's?
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