Components are substituted after independent times with uniform distribution in the interval [100,200]. Suppose the process is balanced, what is the probability that a component which is in use lasts for, at least, 50 hours more?
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Since the component is substituted after independent times with a uniform distribution in the interval [100,200], the probability density function (pdf) of the lifetime of a component can be represented as f(x) = 1/100 for x in [100,200] and 0 otherwise. Show more…
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