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The depth to which a pile can be driven without hitting the rock stratum is denoted as H (see
figure below). For a certain construction site, suppose that this depth has a log-
distribution
satisfactory support, a pile should be embedded 1 ft into the rock stratum. What is the
probability that a pile of length 40 ft will not anchor satisfactorily into the rock?
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