In the e lectrical circuit shown, all componen ta)are workingindependently . MT3F of ComPonent= lo00A= 900 hr/failure, MT13 F cof Component 13hri failureCif the circuit put under 500 hr test. find its reliability(2' If the Circuit put under boohrl test · find its relicbilityABAB

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A= 900 hr/failure, MT13 F of Component 13 Q) In the e lectrical circuit shown, all component are working independently. MT3F of Component lo00 A=900 hr/failure, MT13 F of component* 13 hri failure Cif the circuit put under 500 hr test. find its reliability 2' If the Circuit put under boohrl test find its reliabilify A A B A B

A= 900 hr/failure, MT13 F of Component 13 Q) In the e lectrical circuit shown, all component are working independently. MT3F of Component lo00 A=900 hr/failure, MT13 F of component* 13 hri failure Cif the circuit put under 500 hr test. find its reliability 2' If the Circuit put under boohrl test find its reliabilify A A B A B

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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