At a local restaurant, the orders of customers are taken as soon as they are seated. The time between when the order istaken and when the food is served is uniformly distributed between 10 and 22 minutes. Calculate the probability that the order of aparticular customer was served within 13 minutes after his order was taken.

Given,A random variable X~Uniform(10 , 22)f(x)=122-10f(x)=112 ; 10≤X≤22

Answered: At a local restaurant, the orders of…

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