Consider a system with n components c1, c2, …, cn which are connected in series. If...
Consider a system with n components c1, c2, …, cn which are connected in series. If the component ci has failure density that is exponential with mean θi, i = 1, 2, ..., n
- What is the reliability of the systemic? That is find the survival function
- What is the mean failure time of the system?
- suppose the n components are connected in parallel. Find the reliability of the system and an expression for it mean failure time
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