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11. The distribution of error due to an engineer's broken measurement scale is Error Probability 0 0.900 500 0.060 1000 0.030 10000 0.008 50000 0.001 100000 0.001 Given that an error is greater than zero, calculate the expected amount of the error.

          11. The distribution of error due to an engineer's broken measurement scale is
Error	Probability
0	0.900
500	0.060
1000	0.030
10000	0.008
50000	0.001
100000	0.001
Given that an error is greater than zero, calculate the expected amount
of the error.
        
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11. The distribution of error due to an engineer's broken measurement scale is
Error	Probability
0	0.900
500	0.060
1000	0.030
10000	0.008
50000	0.001
100000	0.001
Given that an error is greater than zero, calculate the expected amount
of the error.

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00:01 We have to find probability x is equal to 2.
00:04 For this let's see first probability of failure probability of failure is given as 1 minus 0 .8 or we can say 0 .2.
00:17 At most two failures occur with probability x equal to 2.
00:24 We should find that probability x is equal to 0 plus probability x is equal to 1 plus probability x is equal to 2...
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