Which of the following is NOT an important element in the definition of reliability?
A) Probability
B) Time
C) Redundancy
D) Operating conditions

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While redundancy can contribute to reliability, it is not a necessary component of its definition. The important elements in the definition of reliability are probability (the likelihood that an item will function as intended), time (the duration over which the item will function reliably), and operating conditions (the environment in which the item is used and the stresses to which it will be subjected).

Which of the Following Is NOT an Important Element in the Definition