2. X1,...,X, are iid exponential(1) random variables, with density function f(x) = e~*, c.d.f. F(r) = 1-e* for r> 0. Let Y, = max(X;). PLYus x)= (l-e *)* -; For any given I, find P(Y, < log n + x).

2. X1,...,X, are iid exponential(1) random variables, with density function f(x) = e~, c.d.f. F(r) = 1-e for r> 0. Let Y, = max(X;). PLYus x)= (l-e ) -; For any given I, find P(Y, < log n + x).

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