Angular dependence (atomic and molecular physics)

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Homework Statement

> 'from the form of the spherical harmonic function Y00=1/(sqrt(4pi)), what
> can be said about the angular probability distribution of the ground state
> of the hydrogen atom?'

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

notes and textbook don't help
its prob something v obvious that i just don't get. i'd much appreciate it if someone can help please

 

[Redbelly98]

Put another way, how does the expression

1/(sqrt(4pi))​

change when either θ or Φ is changed?

 

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it doesn't?so the probability of the function being at any angle is the same?how would i write that formally though,please?
so i'd say the probability distribution is...
is there a word i can put instead of the three dots to describe this?

 

[Redbelly98]

"uniform"