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A technician discovered that the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of the lifespan of bulb in
years is given by
ye 10
f(y)=
0<y<∞
100
0,
elsewhere
Derive the expected value of Y?
*
Transcribed Image Text:A technician discovered that the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of the lifespan of bulb in years is given by ye 10 f(y)= 0<y<∞ 100 0, elsewhere Derive the expected value of Y? *
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