9, 17. Evaluate the reliability of the system for which the reliability block diagram is shown below, for a mission of 500 hours. Assume that all components are independent. The reliability of each component is given below for a mission of 500 hours: R1 = 0.40, R2 = 0.30, R3 = 0.60, R4 = 0.80, R5 = 0.85, R6 = 0.60, R7=0.70, R8=0.95, R9=0.96. Input -> Output 8.

9, 17. Evaluate the reliability of the system for which the reliability block diagram is shown below, for a mission of 500 hours. Assume that all components are independent. The reliability of each component is given below for a mission of 500 hours: R1 = 0.40, R2 = 0.30, R3 = 0.60, R4 = 0.80, R5 = 0.85, R6 = 0.60, R7=0.70, R8=0.95, R9=0.96. Input -> Output 8.

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