How did they do the maths? How would you put it in a calculator? MT BF due to tr =exp (tr/0.371)(9.6X 10 18) x 250x j06 x1→ TrE 14.99 ñ 15n(D-flipfrop)So, (MTBF) (tr) =exp(15/0.33)9.6X 10"12 x250o-12x250M TBF :211. 269 X102O

the first step is MTBF=exptr/0.37n9.6×10-18×250×106×1 given tr=14.99≈15n substitute the values…

Answered: Exp (tr/0.32) MT BF due to tr :…

Exp (tr/0.32) MT BF due to tr : (9.6X1018 )x 250x106 x1 fose T 0.3ns - TrE 14:99 N 151(D-flip flop So, (MTBF) (tr) : exp(15/03) 9.6X 10 12x250 M TBF = 211.269 X102O

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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