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    1. The document discusses several examples of exponentially distributed random variables including: time between phone calls, time until failure of computer fans, time between taxi arrivals at an intersection, and lifetime of mechanical assemblies in a vibration test. 2. For each example, the document calculates probabilities using the properties of the exponential distribution such as the mean time between events. 3. The key aspects covered are determining the probability of events occurring within or exceeding certain time intervals, and calculating these probabilities for both single events and multiple independent events.

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    1. The document discusses several examples of exponentially distributed random variables including: time between phone calls, time until failure of computer fans, time between taxi arrivals at an intersection, and lifetime of mechanical assemblies in a vibration test. 2. For each example, the document calculates probabilities using the properties of the exponential distribution such as the mean time between events. 3. The key aspects covered are determining the probability of events occurring within or exceeding certain time intervals, and calculating these probabilities for both single events and multiple independent events.

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    F I .Tid #-: : Ffi Ffity Ifl

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    1. The document discusses several examples of exponentially distributed random variables including: time between phone calls, time until failure of computer fans, time between taxi arrivals at an intersection, and lifetime of mechanical assemblies in a vibration test. 2. For each example, the document calculates probabilities using the properties of the exponential distribution such as the mean time between events. 3. The key aspects covered are determining the probability of events occurring within or exceeding certain time intervals, and calculating these probabilities for both single events and multiple independent events.

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