2. For a liability coverage: (i) Losses per insured follow an exponential distribution with mean . (ii) A follows an exponential distribution with mean 0.002. Calculate the probability that a randomly selected loss exceeds 2000.

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2. For a liability coverage:
(i) Losses per insured follow an exponential distribution with mean .
(ii) A follows an exponential distribution with mean 0.002.
Calculate the probability that a randomly selected loss exceeds 2000.
Transcribed Image Text:2. For a liability coverage: (i) Losses per insured follow an exponential distribution with mean . (ii) A follows an exponential distribution with mean 0.002. Calculate the probability that a randomly selected loss exceeds 2000.
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