Note that W- 2 conditional on the time of the last arrival before 2, is simply the remaining time until the next arrival. Since the inter-arrival time starting at is exponential and thus memoryless, W-2 is independent of <= 2 and of all earlier arrivals
P(W - 2 > x | N(2) = 0}
we first condition on N(2) = 0 , we see that X1 > 2 and W-2 = X1-2
given N(t) = 0
= P(X1 > w -2 + 2 | N(2)= 0}
= P(X1 > w)
=e^(- w)
hence it follows exponential distribution
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