A certain employee never leaves work before 7:00 PM but always leaves within 3.4 minutes after 7:00 PM. Suppose that the time X that he leaves after 7:00 PM has the following probability density function: [cr³ if f(x) = to where c is a constant. Round your answers to four decimal places. otherwise a) Find the constant c. 0
A certain employee never leaves work before 7:00 PM but always leaves within 3.4 minutes after 7:00 PM. Suppose that the time X that he leaves after 7:00 PM has the following probability density function: [cr³ if f(x) = to where c is a constant. Round your answers to four decimal places. otherwise a) Find the constant c. 0
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A certain employee never leaves work before 7:00 PM but always leaves within 3.4 minutes after 7:00 PM.
Suppose that the time X that he leaves after 7:00 PM has the following probability density function:
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otherwise
a) Find the constant c.
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where c is a constant. Round your answers to four decimal places.
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b) Find the probability that he leaves less than 0.8 minutes after 7:00 PM.
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cx³ if
A certain employee never leaves work before 7:00 PM but always leaves within 3.4 minutes after 7:00 PM.
Suppose that the time X that he leaves after 7:00 PM has the following probability density function:
▼
otherwise
a) Find the constant c.
>
where c is a constant. Round your answers to four decimal places.
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0<x<3.4
b) Find the probability that he leaves less than 0.8 minutes after 7:00 PM.
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