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Basile [38]
3 years ago
6

Waygate's residential Internet modem works well but is sensitive to power-line fluctuations. On average, this product hangs up a

nd needs resetting every 200 hours. On average about 45 minutes is needed to reset this product. What is this product's availability
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
dalvyx [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The answer is "In excess of 0.95 "

Explanation:

MTBF= 200\ hours (12,000\ minutes)\\\\MTR= 45\ minutes (0.75\ hours)

Availability equation =\frac{ MTBF}{(MTBF+MTR)}  

Calculating the minutes as the common units:

= \frac{12,000}{(12,000+45)}\\\\= \frac{12,000}{(12,045)}\\\\= 0.9962\\\\= In\ excess\ of\ 0.95

Calculating the hours as the common units:

 = \frac{200}{(200+0.75)}\\\\= \frac{200}{200.75}\\\\= 0.9962\\\\= In \ excess\ of\ 0.95

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