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A product has a constant failure rate of 2.2% per year. What is the probability of failure before 6 year?
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A product has a constant failure rate of 2.2% per year. What is the probability of failure before 6 year?
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A product has a constant failure rate of 2.2% per year. What is the probability of failure before 6 year?
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F(6)=1−e
−0.022×6
Using a calculator, we get:
F
(
6
)
≈
0.121
F(6)≈0.121
Therefore, the probability of failure before 6 years is about 12.1%
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