The life (in months) of a certain computer component has a probability density function defined by -x/3 f(x) = 3 for x in [0, ∞). Find the probability that a component randomly selected will last between 10 and 19 months? e

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The life (in months) of a certain computer component has a probability density function defined by
1
f(x)
for x in [0, ∞). Find the probability that a component randomly selected will last between 10 and 19
months?
=
37e-2/3
е
Transcribed Image Text:The life (in months) of a certain computer component has a probability density function defined by 1 f(x) for x in [0, ∞). Find the probability that a component randomly selected will last between 10 and 19 months? = 37e-2/3 е
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