The usable lifetime of a particular electronic component is known to follow an exponential distribution with a mean of 6.6 years. Let X = the usable lifetime of a randomly selected component.
(a) The proportion of these components that have a usable lifetime between 5.9 and 8.1 years is .
(b) The probability that a randomly selected component will have a usable life more than 7.5 years is .
(c) The variance of X is
here parameter β =6.6
a)
probability = | P(5.9<X<8.1)= | (1-exp(-8.1/6.6)-(1-exp(-5.9/6.6))= | 0.1160 |
b)
probability = | P(X>7.5)= | 1-P(X<7.5)= | 1-(1-exp(-7.5/6.6))= | 0.3210 |
c)
varaince =σ2= | β2 = | 43.5600 |
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