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2024-10-11T07:03:55Z (about 1 month ago)
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- > If six numbers are chosen at random, uniformly and independently, from the interval [0,1], what is the probability that they are the lengths of the edges of a tetrahedron?
This is Part 3 of [Problem No. 81](https://people.missouristate.edu/lesreid/Adv81.html) of the Missouri State University's Advanced Problem Archive.- The website seems to have been last updated in 2015 and states that this problem is "still unsolved." Has this problem been solved since then?
- > If six numbers are chosen at random, uniformly and independently, from the interval [0,1], what is the probability that they are the lengths of the edges of a tetrahedron?
- This is Part 3 of [Problem No. 81](https://problemcorner.missouristate.edu/Adv81.html) of the Missouri State University's Advanced Problem Archive.
- The website seems to have been last updated in 2015 and states that this problem is "still unsolved." Has this problem been solved since then?
#1: Initial revision
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JRN
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2024-09-21T08:08:47Z (2 months ago)
Probability that six random numbers between 0 and 1 are the lengths of a tetrahedron's edges
> If six numbers are chosen at random, uniformly and independently, from the interval [0,1], what is the probability that they are the lengths of the edges of a tetrahedron? This is Part 3 of [Problem No. 81](https://people.missouristate.edu/lesreid/Adv81.html) of the Missouri State University's Advanced Problem Archive. The website seems to have been last updated in 2015 and states that this problem is "still unsolved." Has this problem been solved since then?