Problem #7: Let X denote the vibratory stress (psi) on a wind turbine blade at a particular wind speed in a wind tunnel.Suppose that X has the following probability density function (called the Rayleigh probability density function).f(x) = {(x²)S (x10²) e-x²/(20²)x > 0otherwise(a) If 0 = 100, find the probability that the vibratory stress is between 75 and 173.(b) If = 100, then 91% of the time the vibratory stress is greater than what value?

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