In this problem, we use a MATLAB simulation to solve Problem 2.4.4. Recall that a particular operation
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• Components 1, 2, and 3 all work, or component 4 works.
• Component 5 or component 6 works.
With q = 0.2, simulate the replacement of a component with an ultra-reliable component. For each replacement of a regular component, perform 100 trials. Are 100 trials sufficient to decide which component should be replaced?
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