Abstract
Break a stick at random at points to obtain pieces. We give an explicit formula for the probability that every choice of segments from this broken stick can form a -gon, generalizing similar work. The method we use can be applied to other geometric probability problems involving broken sticks, which are part of a long-standing class of recreational probability problems with several applications to real-world models.
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