a) Determine the probability that the next charge will last less than 1.6 hours. b) Determine the probability that the next charge will last between 2.7 and 4.9 hours. c) Determine the probability that the next charge will last more than 2.8 hours.
a) Determine the probability that the next charge will last less than 1.6 hours. b) Determine the probability that the next charge will last between 2.7 and 4.9 hours. c) Determine the probability that the next charge will last more than 2.8 hours.
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