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Hi, i'm david.
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I'm here to help you answer your question.
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In this question here we are going to discuss about the exponential distribution.
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Let me remind to you that if we have the x that follows by exponential would the mean equal to the beta and then the density of the x equal to the 1 over the beta e to the power minus x over the beta for the x greater than equal to the 0 and will equal to the 0 as well.
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In this question here we want to model the waiting time x as the exponential distribution.
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Would the mean it will equal to the 19? so therefore we will have this one will be the average voting time will given here will be the 19 seconds.
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So therefore using the formula we can write the density of the fx.
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It will equal to the 1 over the 19 and e to the power minus x over the 19, but the x greater equal to the 0 and will equal to the 0 elsewhere.
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So therefore the one you put on the top must be this one not the general formula.
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And the one in the second box, then will be the volume the 0.
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And then in the next question b, once you find the probability that the customer will have to wait between, 15 and 30 seconds...