A machine starts at time and fails at a random time with density for . It is not monitored until (a failure before is discovered at ). The expected time of discovery of the failure is
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A machine starts at time and fails at a random time with density for . It is not monitored until (a failure before is discovered at ). The expected time of discovery of the failure is
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A machine starts at time 0 and fails at a random time T with density f(t)=1/3 e^(-t/3) for t>0. It is not monitored until t=2 (a failure before 2 is discovered at 2). The expected time of discovery of the failure is (A) 2+e⁻⁶/3 (B) 2-2e^(-2/3)+5e^(-4/3) (C) 2+3e^(-2/3) (D) 3
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