(New page: I believe that by saying X=drand48() Y=drand48() because the drand48() function produces indep RVs you can say: D=X^2+Y^2 Just like in problem 4 of homework 6.)
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I believe that by saying

X=drand48() Y=drand48()

because the drand48() function produces indep RVs you can say:

D=X^2+Y^2

Just like in problem 4 of homework 6.

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