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Description: If a random variable that follows exponential distribution shows that P(X 2000)=0.4,Then P(30002000) is:Select one:a.0.3535b.0.3795C.140.3098d.0.2510е.0.3834

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If a random variable that follows exponential distribution shows that P(X<6000|X>2000)=0.4, Then P(30002000) is: Select one: а. 0.3535 b. 0.3795 C. 14 0.3098 d. 0.2510 е. 0.3834

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