(HELP) A train arrives at a station and waits 3.5 minutes before departing. Another train
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Mathematics, 05.05.2020 04:34, ronaldhernandez598
(HELP) A train arrives at a station and waits 3.5 minutes before departing. Another train
arrives at the station 16 minutes later, repeating the cycle. Identify the probability
that a train will not be at the station when you arrive.
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