Asked by Betty ty_re on May 01, 2024
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Suppose that a three stage process had reliability ratings of .7, .8, and .9 at each station and that a failure at any station represented a failure for the entire process. If each station is given a redundant check with .9 reliability, what is the increase in system reliability?
System Reliability
The probability that a system will perform its intended function without failure under specified conditions for a designated period of time.
Redundant Check
A method of error detection which involves adding additional data or using duplication to ensure information accuracy and reliability.
Reliability Ratings
Measurements or estimates that indicate the dependability or consistency of a product, service, or system's performance.
- Gain insight into the significance of redundancy for improving reliability at the system or component level.
Verified Answer
New (1 - .3 ∗ .1)(1 - .2 ∗ .1)(1 - .12) = .941
New-Old = .437 or 43.7% improvement
Learning Objectives
- Gain insight into the significance of redundancy for improving reliability at the system or component level.
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