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1. Two equations. The first equation is the probability density function (PDF) and the second equation is the cumulative distribution function (CDF). The CDF is the integral of the PDF.

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2. Example #2 using provided failure equation showing failures over time.

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3. Example #3 using the provided failure equation for multiple items.

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4. Example #4 using the provided failure equation for one item.

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5. Deriving failure equations for n items

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6. Failure rate example #5 with exponential equations.

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7. Failure rate example #5 with exponential equations.

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8. Example #6 (continued) showing failure rate with exponential equations.

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9. Failure rate example #5 continued with exponential equations.

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10. Example #7 showing failure rate with exponential equations.

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