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Let C be the chord of a circle S of radi...

Let C be the chord of a circle S of radius r which subtends angle `(2 pi )/(3)` at the centre of S. If R represents the region consisting of all points inside S which are closer to C than to the circumference of S, then probability of selecting a point from the region R is.

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