Consider the Cartesian plane R^(2) and l...

Consider the Cartesian plane `R^(2)` and let `X` denote the subset of points for which both coordinates are integer. A coin of diameter `1//2` is tossed randomly onto the plane. The probability `p` that the coin covers a point of `X`

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