Suppose that T (≥ 0) is a continuous random variable. Let its pdf, cdf, survival function,...

Suppose that T (≥ 0) is a continuous random variable. Let its pdf, cdf, survival function, hazard rate function, and cumulative hazard rate function be f(t), F(t), s(t), h(t), and H(t), respectively. Note that H(t) is defined by R t 0 h(u)du.

a. Denote s(t), h(t), and H(t) as a function of f(t).

b. Denote f(t), h(t), and H(t) as a function of s(t).

c. Denote f(t), s(t), and H(t) as a function of h(t).

d. Denote f(t) and s(t) as a function of H(t).

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