The transmission delay of messages in a communication system is a continuous random variable, call it...

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The transmission delay of messages in a communication system is a continuous random variable, call it X, for which we know that P(X > x) = e-2", for x > 0. a) Obtain the probability density of X. b) Compute P(X >x+t|X > t) for t > 0, r> 0. The transmission delay of messages in a communication system is a continuous random variable, call it X, for which we know that P(X > x) = e-2", for x > 0. a) Obtain the probability density of X. b) Compute P(X >x+t|X > t) for t > 0, r> 0.

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