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a and b agree to try to meet between 12 and 1pm for lunch. assuming that the arrival times and of a and b are uniform between 12 and 1pm, independently. if whoever comes first waits 15 minutes and then
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a and b agree to try to meet between 12 and 1pm for lunch. assuming that the arrival times and of a and b are uniform between 12 and 1pm, independently. if whoever comes first waits 15 minutes and then leaves, what is the probability that they actually meet for lunch?

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A is the correct answer only if you know how to poop
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