This document outlines 4 homework problems involving calculating probabilities related to exponential and normal distributions. Problem 1 involves calculating probabilities for light bulb lifetimes with an exponential distribution and mean of 18 months. Problem 2 does the same for laptop display panels with an exponential distribution and mean of 3 years. Problem 3 involves calculating percentages and reliabilities for computer battery lifetimes modeled by a normal distribution with mean of 6 years and standard deviation of 1.8 years. Problem 4 asks similar questions for car transmission lifetimes with a normal distribution of mean 10 years and standard deviation of 3 years.
This document outlines 4 homework problems involving calculating probabilities related to exponential and normal distributions. Problem 1 involves calculating probabilities for light bulb lifetimes with an exponential distribution and mean of 18 months. Problem 2 does the same for laptop display panels with an exponential distribution and mean of 3 years. Problem 3 involves calculating percentages and reliabilities for computer battery lifetimes modeled by a normal distribution with mean of 6 years and standard deviation of 1.8 years. Problem 4 asks similar questions for car transmission lifetimes with a normal distribution of mean 10 years and standard deviation of 3 years.
This document outlines 4 homework problems involving calculating probabilities related to exponential and normal distributions. Problem 1 involves calculating probabilities for light bulb lifetimes with an exponential distribution and mean of 18 months. Problem 2 does the same for laptop display panels with an exponential distribution and mean of 3 years. Problem 3 involves calculating percentages and reliabilities for computer battery lifetimes modeled by a normal distribution with mean of 6 years and standard deviation of 1.8 years. Problem 4 asks similar questions for car transmission lifetimes with a normal distribution of mean 10 years and standard deviation of 3 years.
1. The manufacturer of QRZ Light Bulbs makes a bulb that has a useful life that is exponential with a mean of 18 months. For this bulb !etermine each of the following" a. The probabilit# that an# gi$en bulb will operate for at least % months. b. The probabilit# that an# gi$en bulb will operate for at least &' months. c. The probabilit# that an# gi$en bulb will fail sooner than one an! one(half #ears. !. The probabilit# that an# gi$en bulb will fail prior to )* months. ). +B, -ower Technologies makes a long(life !ispla# panel for laptop computers. The mean expecte! life which is exponential is ) #ears. For this particular !ispla# !etermine the following" a. The !ispla# panel.s reliabilit# for a &.' #ear perio!. b. The !ispla# panel.s reliabilit# for a 1./ #ear perio!. c. The non(reliabilit# of the !ispla# panel for a /./ #ear perio!. !. The percentage of !ispla# panels that woul! nee! to be replace! if the compan# ha! a % month uncon!itional guarantee for the pro!uct. &. The Regal ,omputer Batter# ,ompan# pro!uces batteries for computers. These batteries can be mo!ele! b# a normal !istribution that has a mean ser$ice life of ' #ears with a stan!ar! !e$iation of .8 #ears. For this batter# !etermine" a. The percentage of these batteries that woul! be expecte! to fail before 0./ #ears. b. The percentage of the batteries that woul! last at least * #ears. c. The reliabilit# of the batteries for a /.0 #ear perio!. !. The non(reliabilit# of the batteries for a '.' #ear perio!. e. The percentage of batteries lasting between 0.0 an! * #ears. /. +ccor!ing to a ma1or auto manufacturer the life of its cars. transmissions exhibits a normal !istribution of 0 #ears with a stan!ar! !e$iation of ./ #ears. a. The manufacturer offers a warrant# on all auto components for /.8 #ears. 2hat percentage of the transmissions woul! be replace! un!er the warrant#3 b. 2hat is the reliabilit# of the transmissions for the 0 #ear perio!3 c. 2hat ser$ice perio! woul! result in an expecte! failure rate of onl# 043 !. 2hat warrant# perio! woul! result in the manufacturer pa#ing off 104 of the time3