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What is the probability that a random number [0,1) will lie in [0.5,0.6]?

As far as I know, there are 3 probability distributions in physics we usually use, but I am not sure whether/whywhen we shouldcan use Gaussian, Exponential and uniform distribution for random numbers. Any examples?

What is the probability that a random number [0,1) will lie in [0.5,0.6]?

I am not sure whether/why we should use Gaussian distribution for random numbers.

What is the probability that a random number [0,1) will lie in [0.5,0.6]?

As far as I know, there are 3 probability distributions in physics we usually use, but I am not sure when we can use Gaussian, Exponential and uniform distribution. Any examples?

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Probability distributions

What is the probability that a random number [0,1) will lie in [0.5,0.6]?

I am not sure whether/why we should use Gaussian distribution for random numbers.