= 07:29:58, Six vehicles traveled in a one-lane road. They were detected by a tube counter at t = 07:30:05, 07:30:12, 07:30:16, 07:30:24, 07:30:27. The time format is in hh:mm:ss. Assume random arrivals. What is the average headway in seconds? What is the probability that after the 6th vehicle has passed, the 7th vehicle will arrive on or after 07:30:37? What is the probability that exactly two vehicles will arrive in the next 10 seconds?

= 07:29:58, Six vehicles traveled in a one-lane road. They were detected by a tube counter at t = 07:30:05, 07:30:12, 07:30:16, 07:30:24, 07:30:27. The time format is in hh:mm:ss. Assume random arrivals. What is the average headway in seconds? What is the probability that after the 6th vehicle has passed, the 7th vehicle will arrive on or after 07:30:37? What is the probability that exactly two vehicles will arrive in the next 10 seconds?

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