A critical component of a management system fails on average 0.004 times per 2000 hours. The...
A critical component of a management system fails on average 0.004 times per 2000 hours. The number of components that fail per unit of time is poisson distributed. Consider a randomly selected critical component of this type.
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What is the probability that the life of the component will be more than 13000 hours? Round your answer to 4 decimal places.
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