Compute the hazard rate function of Xwhen Xis uniformly distributed over.(0,a)

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It's up to 1a-xif xin (0,a)otherwise its adequate iszero.

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01

Find the Variable function.

The hazard rate of the random variable is that the function

λ(x)=f(x)1-F(x)

for every XspecifiedF(x)<1otherwise it's capable of zero.

We know that the CDF of Uniform distribution over (0,a)

F(x)=xa

02

Equation of hazard rate.

forx(0,a)left from that interval it's capable of zero, right from that interval is an adequate one.

Hence, we have got that

1-F(x)=1-xa=a-xa

Finally, the hazard rate is adequate

λ(x)=1aa-xa=1a-x

For x(0,a)

Otherwise, it's up to zero.

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