(a). averge number of failures in a week (working in hours =24*7=168 hours a week)
Calculating E(X) where x is no of failures in a week.
solving this by integration by parts (0.2t as first e^(-0.2t) as second), on solving we get mean number of failures is 5.
(b) Atleast one failure (one or more failures) P(X>1) = 1- P(X<1)
= = 0.8187
(c) Not failing withing next 3 hours = 1- P(failing withing next 3 hours)
= 0.73
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