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Two students, A and B, are working independently on homework (not necessarily for the same class). Student A takes X = Exp(1) hours to finish his or her homework, while B takes Y = Exp(2) hours. (a) Find the CDF of X/Y , the ratio of their problem-solving times. (b) Find the probability that A finishes his or her homework before B does.

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a) The CDF of X/Y is calculated as:


F_(z) (\zeta) = (\zeta)/(\zeta + 2) for
0 < \zeta < \infty


F_(z) (\zeta) = 0 for
\zeta \leq 0

Note: Z = X/Y

b) Probability that A finishes before B = 1/3

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Two students, A and B, are working independently on homework (not necessarily for-example-1
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