The lifetime, T (in years) of an electrical item has reliability (survival) functionS(t + 1)-3,t >0G(t) = t0,lo,t< 0(a) Find the probability that the electrical item has a lifetime less than two years.(b) Suppose you buy one of these items today. If it is working two years fromtoday, what is the chance that it will still be working five years from today?(c) Calculate the MTTF of the electrical item. You may find the substitutionu = t +1 useful in your calculations.

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