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Volume of water in 1 second = In 1 hr = 60 min = 3600 sec 3600 x 2200 = 7920000 cm3 Volume of…

) Classify by definang the ndex sets and state spaces of random below. processes given (a). For t>0, the water level msrde a tanter up tot tme. (b). The water level mside a tnker at the end of each hour. (c). For t>0, the number of customers wartng in Ine at a bank în t Eme, (d). The number of farlures of a machme per week,

) Classify by definang the ndex sets and state spaces of random below. processes given (a). For t>0, the water level msrde a tanter up tot tme. (b). The water level mside a tnker at the end of each hour. (c). For t>0, the number of customers wartng in Ine at a bank în t Eme, (d). The number of farlures of a machme per week,

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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