How do I find the distribution of years until X1 is exceeded for the first time?

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Hello all, I have a question about distribution. Can you help me? Thank you!

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X1,X2,... are continuous and independent, with marginal pdf f(x). Xi represents the of sunny day of the ith year. How to derive the distribution of the number of years until the first year's sunny days, X1, is exceeded for the first time?
 
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