Solved-Lab 3 -Solution

$30.00 $19.00

Question: This problem presents a two-stage banking model with two processes in series. Customers arrive at a booth with exponentially distributed inter-arrival times of mean 8 minutes. And the customer has to wait in a queue 3-to-6 minutes uniformly. Now when a new customer comes to the booth, he/she see the queue. If he/she feels…

You’ll get a: . zip file solution

 

 
Categorys:
Tags:

Description

5/5 – (2 votes)

Question:

This problem presents a two-stage banking model with two processes in series. Customers arrive at a booth with exponentially distributed inter-arrival times of mean 8 minutes. And the customer has to wait in a queue 3-to-6 minutes uniformly. Now when a new customer comes to the booth, he/she see the queue. If he/she feels comfortable then he/she wait before the queue. 70% customers are waited before the queue and remains will check the line after some. After enter in a booth each customer needs 2 minutes for each to complete his/her works.

We are interested in simulating the system for 12 hours to obtain process utilizations.