The Concept of Independence in Context of Reliability Implies ______

question 48

Multiple Choice

The concept of independence in context of reliability implies ______.

• A)the working or failing of one component does not affect the probability of working or failing of any other component
• B)the working or failing of one component affects the probability of working or failing of the successive component
• C)the working or failing of one component affects the probability of working or failing of all components in sequence
• D)the working or failing of one component does not affect the probability of working or failing of only the preceding component

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