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On 01/18/10 06:29, Invisible wrote:
> Suppose you collect a large quantity of numbers, randomly distributed
> over the interval 0..k.
>
> Assuming these numbers are truly random, and the distribution is truly
> uniform, presumably the arithmetic mean should be k/2.
Eh? What's "truly random"?
I take it you mean _uniform_ distribution?
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