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Let Y1< Y2< Y3< Y4< Y5 be the order statistics of n=5 independent observations from the...

Let Y1< Y2< Y3< Y4< Y5 be the order statistics of n=5 independent observations from the exponential distribution with mean= 1. determine P(Y1>1) and find the pdf of Y5

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