A bombing plane flies directly above a railroad track. Assume that if a large (small) bomb...

 

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A bombing plane flies directly above a railroad track. Assume that if a large (small) bomb falls within 40(15) feet of the track, the track will be sufficiently damaged so that the traffic will be disrupted. Let X denote the perpendicular distance from the track that a bomb falls. Assume that fx(x) = 100-x 0 ≤ x < 100 5000 Find the probability that a large bomb will disrupt traffic. If the plane can carry three large (eight small) bombs and uses all three(eight), what is the probability that traffic will be disrupted. Find Fx (x) A bombing plane flies directly above a railroad track. Assume that if a large (small) bomb falls within 40(15) feet of the track, the track will be sufficiently damaged so that the traffic will be disrupted. Let X denote the perpendicular distance from the track that a bomb falls. Assume that fx(x) = 100-x 0 ≤ x < 100 5000 Find the probability that a large bomb will disrupt traffic. If the plane can carry three large (eight small) bombs and uses all three(eight), what is the probability that traffic will be disrupted. Find Fx (x)

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