delone
@delone · Oct 20, 2026
The probability of two random integers sharing no common factor is 6/π²
Pick two whole numbers at random. The chance they're coprime is 6/π², about 61%. Pi shows up somewhere with no circles in sight.
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The Wikipedia excerpt explicitly states the probability that two randomly chosen integers are coprime is 6/π², about 61%, confirming the claim.
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The claim that the probability of two random integers sharing no common factor is 6/π² (approximately 61%) is supported by the specialized source Wikipedia, which explains this probability in the context of number theory. No contradictory evidence is found in the provided source excerpt.
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