Ans:
Uniform distribution with a =0 and b=20 minutes:
f(x)=1/(20-0)=1/20=0.05
b)
P(5<x<10)=(10-5)/(20-0)=5/20=1/4=0.25
c)
P(x=7.5922)=1/20=0.05
d)
P(x=5)=1/20=0.05
e)
P(15<x<25)=(25-15)/(20-0)=10/20=0.5
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