The lifetime of a device (in hours) has the Gam(4,0.01) distribution. a) Find the probability that the device will last more than 300 hurs. b) what is the 90th percentile of this distribution?
Here,
X ~ Gamma(4, 0.01)
The probability density function of X is
a) The probability that the device will last more than 300 hours
b) To find the 90th percentile of this distribution, i.e. x such that
(using inverse cumulative function of gamma distribution in minitab software)
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