In this paper, a new probability distribution is
proposed by using Marshall and Olkin transformation. Some of its properties
such as moments, moment generating function, order statistics and reliability
functions are derived. The method of maximum
likelihood is used to estimate the model parameters. The graphs of the
reliability function and hazard rate function are plotted by taken some values
of the parameters. Three real life applications are introduced to compare the
behaviour of the new distribution with other distributions.
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