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Alice has two identical personal computers, which she never uses at the same time. She uses one PC at a time and the other is a backup. If the one she is currently using fails, she turns it off, calls the PC repairman and turns on the backup PC. The time until either PC fails when it is in use is exponentially distributed with a
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