Since this corresponds to a fraction r of the unit volume,
the expected edge length will be e p (r) = r 1/p . In ten dimensions e 10 (0.01) =
0.63 and e 10 (0.1) = 0.80,
The volume of a $p$-dimensional hypercube is
$$
V = c_p r^p
$$
where $c_p$ is a constant. Then for the unit hypercube, the volume is $c_p$, and hence the fraction is $r^p$. So ...
Since this corresponds to a fraction r of the unit volume, the expected edge length will be e p (r) = r 1/p . In ten dimensions e 10 (0.01) = 0.63 and e 10 (0.1) = 0.80,