The time between customers is exponentially distributed with a mean of 0.5 minutes. Given that 60 minutes have elapsed since the last customer, find the probability that we must wait an additional 5 mins for the arrival of the next customer

The probability that we must wait 5 more minutes is 0.0000454

Step-by-step explanation:

Let X be the amount of minutes that passed between the two customers. X has emponential distribution with parameter and its density is

We want to compute is P(X> 65 | X > 60), which is equal to P(X>65)/P(X>60) (Because the conditional event is contained in the other event). Lets do some computations

As a consequence

Note that this is the same result than just calculate P(X > 5), and 5 is, by the way, the difference between 60 and 65. This is commonly referred as the memoryless property: The past doesnt have influence in the future.

We conclude that the probability that we must wait 5 more minutes is 0.0000454.

answer: 21$

step-by-step explanation:

$42 / $14 = 3   (ratio 3: 1)

$7 x 3 = $21

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