Suppose that a machine has a certaintype of part whose time, in year, tofailure is given by T. The randomvariable T is modeled nicely by theexponential distribution with meantime to failure B= 9. If 9 of thesecomponents are installed in differentsystems,, what is the probability thatat least 2 are still functioning at the* end of 16 years?0.4050.4650.530.597

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