24. Show that if n people are distributed at random along a road L miles long, then...
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24. Show that if n people are distributed at random along a road L miles long, then the probability that no 2 people are less than a distance of D miles apart is, when D ≤ L/(n - 1), [1 - (D/L)]n-1. What if D > L/(n - 1)?
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