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

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The discussion focuses on determining the joint probability density function (pdf) for the durations of n bulbs, which follow an exponential distribution with parameter λ. It is confirmed that the durations can be considered independent, allowing for the application of properties of independent random variables. The joint pdf is derived as f(t_1, t_2, ..., t_n) = λ^n e^{-λ ∑t_i}. The conversation emphasizes the importance of independence in calculating the joint pdf. Understanding these concepts is crucial for accurately modeling the behavior of the bulb durations.
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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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