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of occurrences, but now assume that the time <math>X</math> between occurrences is uniformly distributed | |||
As in [[exercise:8b408c8df0 |Exercise]], assume that we have a sequence of occurrences, but now assume that the time <math>X</math> between occurrences is uniformly distributed | |||
between 5 and 15. As before, you come upon this system at time 100, and wait until the next | between 5 and 15. As before, you come upon this system at time 100, and wait until the next | ||
occurrence. Make a conjecture concerning how long, on the average, you will have to wait. | occurrence. Make a conjecture concerning how long, on the average, you will have to wait. | ||
Write a program to see if your conjecture is right. | Write a program to see if your conjecture is right. | ||
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As in Exercise, assume that we have a sequence of occurrences, but now assume that the time [math]X[/math] between occurrences is uniformly distributed between 5 and 15. As before, you come upon this system at time 100, and wait until the next occurrence. Make a conjecture concerning how long, on the average, you will have to wait. Write a program to see if your conjecture is right.