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5.15 The weekly repaik cost, X, for a certain machine has a probability density function given by
бх(1 — х), 0<x<1
done-
f (x) =
0,
otherwise
0.75°
with measurements in $100s.'
a
Find the mean and variance of the distribution of repair costs.
b Find an interval within which these weekly repair costs should lie at least 75% of the time using
Tchebysheff's Theorem.
Find an interval within which these weekly repair costs lie exactly 75% of the time with exactly
half of those not lying in the interval above the upper limit and the other half below the lower
limit. Compare this interval to the one obtained in part (b).
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