problem regarding total expected value and probability density and cumulative distribution function

Phamthe30071997

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Hello everyone,

I read the literature about estimating the optimal quantity order (to satisfy the demand X) from 2 suppliers with different probability of disruption may occur (p) to get the maximum profit.

they have a benchmark model as folowing:
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In order to estimate the maximum quantity order from each supplier to maximize the total expected value, they derive respective first order partial derivatives

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set the first order partial of each Q1 and Q2 equal to 0, we can get the equation to calculate the optimal Q1 and Q2

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I have question that, in the example below:
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I do not know the progress that they calculate the optimal Q1 and Q2. I stuck at the cumulative funtion of F(X) in the intergration of g(t)

f(x) is the density function of market demand X
F(x) is the cumulative function of market demand X
Ti is disruption time of supplier i ( i=1,2)
L is selling period ( T will occur within L)
g(t) is density function of disruption time T
G(t) is cumulative function of disruption time T

Thank you in advance for your time
 
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