How does your web browser get a file from the Internet? Your computer sends a request for
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How does your web browser get a file from the Internet? Your computer sends a request for the file to a web server, and the web server sends back a response. Let Y = the amount of time (in seconds) after the start of an hour at which a randomly selected request is received by a particular web server. The probability distribution of Y can be modeled by a uniform density curve on the interval from 0 to 3600 seconds. Define the random variable W = Y/60.
a. Explain what W represents.
b. What probability distribution does W have?
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