The time to failure T of a component has probability density f (
t ) as shown
(b) Derive the corresponding survivor function R ( t ) .
(c) Derive the corresponding failure rate function z ( t ) , and
make a sketch of z(t)
Note: The f(t) is a valid pdf (so we can obtain c or the height of the triangle). Information are enough to solve this problem.
Now i.e. area under the curve of f(t) = 1 (1/2)[(a+b)-(a-b)]c = 1 bc = 1 c = 1/b
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The time to failure T of a component has probability density f ( t ) as...
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The time to failure T of a component is assumed to be uniformly distributed over (a, b]. The probability density is thus for a<t< b Derive the corresponding survivor function R(t) and failure rate function z(t). Draw a sketch of z(t).
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