please use the pictures below. 3. Suppose that the life length of a certain kind of light bulb, after it is installed isexponentially distributed with mean life of 10 days. Let X,,X, +X. be i.i.d. Let S0+Xe. Finda) E[S30]b) Var(S50) 3. Suppose that the life length of a certain kind of light bulb, after it is installed isexponentially distributed with mean life of 10 days. Let X,,X, +X. be i.i.d. Let S0+Xe. Finda) E[S30]b) Var(S50)

Given that the lifetime of a certain kind of light bulb, X follows Exponential distribition with…

Suppose tat the life length of a certain kind of light bulb, after it is installed is exponentially distributed with mean life of 10 days. Let X,, X, + a) E[S50] ,X, be i.i.d. Let S50 ..... +X50- Find b) Var(S50)

Suppose tat the life length of a certain kind of light bulb, after it is installed is exponentially distributed with mean life of 10 days. Let X,, X, + a) E[S50] ,X, be i.i.d. Let S50 ..... +X50- Find b) Var(S50)

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+Xe. Find
a) E[S30]
b) Var(S50)

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