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Lucky Lumen light bulbs have an expected life that is exponentially distributed with a mean of 24,000 hours. Determine the probability that one of these light bulbs will last

    

T / MTBF   e-T / MTBF   T / MTBF   e-T / MTBF   T / MTBF   e-T / MTBF  
0.10   0.9048   2.60   0.0743   5.10   0.0061  
0.20   0.8187   2.70   0.0672   5.20   0.0055  
0.30   0.7408   2.80   0.0608   5.30   0.0050  
0.40   0.6703   2.90   0.0550   5.40   0.0045  
0.50   0.6065   3.00   0.0498   5.50   0.0041  
0.60   0.5488   3.10   0.0450   5.60   0.0037  
0.70   0.4966   3.20   0.0408   5.70   0.0033  
0.80   0.4493   3.30   0.0369   5.80   0.0030  
0.90   0.4066   3.40   0.0334   5.90   0.0027  
1.00   0.3679   3.50   0.0302   6.00   0.0025  
1.10   0.3329   3.60   0.0273   6.10   0.0022  
1.20   0.3012   3.70   0.0247   6.20   0.0020  
1.30   0.2725   3.80   0.0224   6.30   0.0018  
1.40   0.2466   3.90   0.0202   6.40   0.0017  
1.50   0.2231   4.00   0.0183   6.50   0.0015  
1.60   0.2019   4.10   0.0166   6.60   0.0014  
1.70   0.1827   4.20   0.0150   6.70   0.0012  
1.80   0.1653   4.30   0.0136   6.80   0.0011  
1.90   0.1496   4.40   0.0123   6.90   0.0010  
2.00   0.1353   4.50   0.0111   7.00   0.0009  
2.10   0.1255   4.60   0.0101          
2.20   0.1108   4.70   0.0091          
2.30   0.1003   4.80   0.0082          
2.40   0.0907   4.90   0.0074          
2.50   0.0821   5.00   0.0067          
 

 
a.
At least 29,000 hours. (Round your intermediate calculations to 4 decimal place and round your final answer to 4 decimal places.)
 
e
-T/MTBF           
 
b.
No longer than 7,000 hours. (Round your intermediate calculations to 4 decimal place and round your final answer to 4 decimal places.)
 
1−e-T/MTBF           
 
c.
Between 7,000 hours and 29,000 hours. (Round your intermediate calculations to 4 decimal place and round your final answer to 4 decimal places.)
 
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