If we have a random variable T distributed according to exponential distribution with mean 0.8 hours. What is the probability that T will be greater than 48 minutes?
Let, T folloes exponentail distribution with mean = 0.8
We know that,
for exponentail distribtiion P(X<x) = 1- e-x/ α
We need tocompute,
P(T > 48) = 1-P(T<48) = 1-(1-e-48/ 0.8)
P(T > 48) = e-48/ 0.8
P(T > 48) = 0
If we have a random variable T distributed according to exponential distribution with mean 0.8 hours....
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