An e-scooter has a useful life that is normally distribute with a mean of 34 months and a standard deviation of 25.50 months. If you and four of your friends decide to buy the scooter (share it together) where each of you would use the scooter for 4 months and you happen to be the fifth in sequence (last). What's the probability (in percentage) that the bike will fail on your second turn of use? Answer is one of the following: 6.18 56.18 7.22 6.78 62.43

An e-scooter has a useful life that is normally distribute with a mean of 34 months and a standard deviation of 25.50 months. If you and four of your friends decide to buy the scooter (share it together) where each of you would use the scooter for 4 months and you happen to be the fifth in sequence (last). What's the probability (in percentage) that the bike will fail on your second turn of use? Answer is one of the following: 6.18 56.18 7.22 6.78 62.43

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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