What Is the Joint PDF for Durations of Bulbs with Exponential Distribution?

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Determination of a Joint pdf

Hi all! Someone can help me with this problem?

The duration of a certain type of bulbs has a exponential distribution with known parameter \lambda. Consider a set of n bulbs. Which is the joint pdf of the durations t_{i} of the n bulbs?
 
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Can you assume that the durations' distributions are independent? If so, there shouldn't be a problem.
 
Yes the durations can be indipendent.
 
What do you know about distributions of independent random variables?
 
Is this the right answer?
f(t_1,t_2...t_n)=\lambda^n e^{-\lambda \sum_{i=1}^{n}t_i}
 
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