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. X has exponential distribution with parameter 4. Therefore E[X] = 1/4 . Find P(X >...

. X has exponential distribution with parameter 4. Therefore E[X] = 1/4 .

Find P(X > 6) and P(X > 6|X > 1).

Find E[X|X > 1].

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