Practical Management Science
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Author: WINSTON, Wayne L.
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Chapter 12.5, Problem 31P
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To determine: Why the given results hold for M/M/1 model.
Introduction: In order to predict the waiting time and length of the queue, queueing model will be framed. Queueing theory is the mathematical model that can be used for the decision-making process regarding the resources required to provide a service.
b)
Summary Introduction
To determine: Why the given results hold for M/M/1 model.
Introduction: In order to predict the waiting time and length of the queue, queueing model will be framed. Queueing theory is the mathematical model that can be used for the decision-making process regarding the resources required to provide a service.
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suppose tht a queueing system has two identical servers, and an exponential service-time distribution with a mean of 1/u=10minutes. furthermore, a customer has just arrived to find two in the system. how long would you expect him to wait before being able to start service?
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