The probability density function for the life span of an electronics part is ft)- 0.06e-0.06, where it is the number of months in service. (Round your answers to three decimal places.)(a) Find the probability that a randomly selected part of this type lasts longer than 48 months.(b) Find the probability that a randomly selected part of this type lasts longer than 48 months given that it lasts longer than 36 months.

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