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Suppose the lifetime of a computer memory chip may be modeled by a Gamma distribution. The average lifetime is 4 years and the variance is 16/3 years squared. What is the probab…

Suppose the lifetime of a computer memory chip may be modeled by a Gamma distribution. The average lifetime is 4 years and the variance is 16/3 years squared. What is the probab…
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Suppose the lifetime of a computer memory chip may be modeled by a Gamma distribution. The average lifetime is 4 years and the variance is 16/3 years squared. What is the probability that such a chip will have a lifetime of less than 8 years?

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A local maximum of the function f(x) occurs when x =

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