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Bayes estimators of the parameters and the reliability function are obtained for the Mendenhall and Hader (1958) model where the population is made up of a mixture of two exponentially distributed subpopulations and the test is terminated after a predetermined time T hours. Based on a Monte-Carlo study these estimators are compared with their maximum likelihood counterparts. Appropriate Pearson-type curves are fitted to the sampling distributions of Baves estimates and a ‘goodness of fit’ test performed.
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