Javascript random number between coordinates

Question

I would like to generate points between the following coordinates : 52.1462 ,5.8676 - 52.1536 ,5.8376 This is where my rectangle is drawn.

I got the following code to randomize points between this rectangle:

var x_min = rectangle.getBounds().getEast();
var x_max = rectangle.getBounds().getWest();
var y_min = rectangle.getBounds().getSouth();
var y_max = rectangle.getBounds().getNorth();


var lat = y_min + (Math.random() * (y_max - y_min));
var lng = x_min + (Math.random() * (x_max - x_min));


lngBrd.push([l , b ]); == My starting point. 
lngBrd.push([lng, lat]); == should be random inside the box
lngBrd.push([lng, lat]); == should be random inside the box

But it gives me coordinates outside to box, see the img.

Where goes this wrong?

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If I log :

lngBrd.push([l , b ]); == My starting point. 
lngBrd.push([lng, lat]); == should be random inside the box
lngBrd.push([lng, lat]); == should be random inside the box

I get :

On every refresh. (This first one is correct, because thats my starting point)

Answer 1

I think x_min should be the rectangle.getBounds().getWest(); and x_max should be rectangle.getBounds().getEast(); assuming that we are in the 1st quadrant of a cartesian plane.

var x_min = rectangle.getBounds().getWest();
var x_max = rectangle.getBounds().getEast();
var y_min = rectangle.getBounds().getSouth();
var y_max = rectangle.getBounds().getNorth();

and since the coordinates are (52.1462 ,5.8676) (52.1536 ,5.8376) it might be useful to multiply the values first to 10000 then revert back after.

var x_min_int = x_min * 10000;
var x_max_int = x_max * 10000;
var y_min_int = y_min * 10000;
var y_max_int = y_max * 10000;

var lat_int = y_min_int + (Math.random() * (y_max_int - y_min_int));
var lng_int = x_min_int + (Math.random() * (x_max_int - x_min_int));

var lat = lat_int / 10000;
var lng = lng_int / 10000;

Since Math.random() works best on integers, proper randomization will work on the range of the rectangle