✔ 最佳答案
Suppose that P is (0, p) and Q is (1, q) where -1 <= p, q <= 1 as follows:
圖片參考:
http://i1191.photobucket.com/albums/z467/robert1973/Jun11/Crazygeom1.jpg
From the figure, we can obtain the distance between P and Q, x, is given by:
x = √[(0 - 1)2 + (p - q)2]
= √[1 + (p - q)2]
For the circle NOT to intersect, x > 2 is a necessary condition and so:
√[1 + (p - q)2] > 2
1 + (p - q)2 > 4
(p - q)2 > 3
p - q > √3 or q - p > √3
So when we plot q against p as follows:
圖片參考:
http://i1191.photobucket.com/albums/z467/robert1973/Jun11/Crazygeom2.jpg
For the circles not to intersect, the point described as (p, q) in the coordinate should be within the area bounded by either triangle, i.e. the one with vertices (1, -1), (1, 1 - √3) and (√3 - 1, -1) and the one with vertices (-1, 1), (1 - √3, 1) and (-1, √3 - 1)
So total area of the triangles is:
2 x (1/2)(2 - √3)2 = 7 - 4√3
And with the square area = 4, the prob. of NOT intersecting is:
(7 - 4√3)/4
So the prob. of intersecting is 1 - (7 - 2√3)/4 = (4√3 - 3)/4