Statistics for Maintenance Modelling: Continuous Lifetime Distributions 1

# Question 5¤

Is h(2) > h(3)? Click on one of the options below, then click on "Check Answer".

Sometimes.
Always.
Never.
Yes, sometimes is correct because h(x) is a measure of how likely an item of age x is to fail in the near future. Therefore it can go up or down.
No, that's not right. The answer is sometimes, because h(x) is a measure of how likely an item of age x is to fail in the near future and therefore it can go up or down.