a) The height of the triangle is first computed by using the property that the area under a PDF should be 1. Therefore, we have here:
0.5*12*H = 1
H = 1/6 here.
The first line of PDF goes from (0,0) to (4, 1/6)
The equation of line here is obtained as:
f(t) - 0 = (t - 0)(1/24)
f(t) = t/24 for the first part here.
For second part, the points given as: (4, 1/6) and (12, 0)
Therefore, the equation here is obtained as:
f(t) - 0 = (t - 12) (1/6)*(1/-8)
f(t) = (t - 12) (-1/48)
f(t) = (12 - t)/48
therefore the PDF for t here is obtained as:
b) The probability here is computed as:
Therefore 0.5521 is the required probability here.
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