The length of a game in minutes is a continuous random variable Z, with pmf f(t) = e-t for t > 0 (exponential random variable). You have already sat through t minutes of the game, and are interested in whether the game is about to end immediately or not (hazard rate h(t)).
h(t) = f(t)/ (1- F(t)).
f(t) = Game ends between time t and time t + dt. (1- F(t)) = Probability the game does not end before time t.
It's a conditional probability that the game ends between t and t + dt given that it did not end before t.
What's the hazard rate for Z
Random variable z follows the following pdf
So, the cdf will be
The hazard rate will be
Hence, the hazard rate of Z is 1, which is constant and it independent of random variable Z.
The length of a game in minutes is a continuous random variable Z, with pmf f(t)...
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