Problem : The following system has a radar, a computer and an auxiliary unitconnected in series as shown with mean time between failures (MTBF’s) of 91,202and 500 hours respectively.MTBF=91 HRSMTBF=202 HRSMTBF=500 HRSINPUTRADARCOMPUTERAUXILIARYOUTPUTSYSTEMDetermine the following.The unit reliability of each component.System reliability* System MTBF for an operating period of 10 hours

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