Working life data of bulbs produced in a factory are measured and given in the Table. Find the probability that the bulb life is between (1401) and (1501) hours assuming that life data fits: a) Lognormal, b) Gumbel distributions Working life (hour) 1204 1804 1104 1654 1584 1614 1699 1494 1404 1354 1204 1454 1504 1484 1304

Working life data of bulbs produced in a factory are measured and given in the Table. Find the probability that the bulb life is between (1401) and (1501) hours assuming that life data fits: a) Lognormal, b) Gumbel distributions Working life (hour) 1204 1804 1104 1654 1584 1614 1699 1494 1404 1354 1204 1454 1504 1484 1304

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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