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Deriving the Hazard Rate Formula for F(t) = 1-Exp -((t-γ)/n))^β
F(t) = 1-Exp -((t-γ)/n))^β f(t) = dF(t)/dt = Exp/n[(t-x)/n]^β-1 h(t) = f(t)/1-F(t) h(t)= β(t-y)^β-1/n^β The final answer: h(t)= β(t-y)β-1/n^β, Is the correct answer. But, I can't for the life of me work out why. Have I made a mistake in the f(t) derivation. Can anyone help?- Buchanskii
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What is the formula for calculating the maximum deflection of a bike axle?
Hi Studiot, thanks for your help - much appreciated. Sorry about the small Picture aswell, still learning :0 It is Indeed a tricycle; don't know why I put Bicycle. The two collars are attached to the frame in the form of bearing housings, which will support the load of the driver and the...- Buchanskii
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What is the formula for calculating the maximum deflection of a bike axle?
My Question... To find the maximum deflection of this axle, can the formula: (W*a/24*E*I)*(3*l^2-4*a^2) Will the total length simply be 370mm(wheel to wheel), or will I have to include the total length of the axle?- Buchanskii
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