An exponential probability distribution has a mean equal to 6 minutes per customer. Calculate the following probabilities for the distribution.\na) $P(x > 14)$\nb) $P(x > 4)$\nc) $P(6 \le x \le 19)$\nd) $P(1 \le x \le 3)$\na) $P(x > 14) = $ (Round to four decimal places as needed.)
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