Statistics for Maintenance Modelling: Continuous Lifetime Distributions 1

# Question 2¤

If f(a) > 0, then what is the result of ? Click on one of the options below, then click on "Check Answer".

Always < 1
Always equal to 1
Always > 1
Sometimes > 1 and sometimes < 1
Yes, that's right, it's always greater than 1. This is because as and R(x) < R(a) for x > a, then . In fact, = .
No, that's not right. It is always greater than 1. This is because as and R(x) < R(a) for x > a, then . In fact, = .