arrivals/time period = | λ= | =20/60=0.33 | ||
served/time period= | μ= | =1/2=0.50 |
1)
average number of customers in system L = | λ/(μ-λ)= | 2 |
2)
average time spend in queue Wq = | λ/(μ(μ-λ))= | 4.00 minute |
3)
average time spend in system W = | 1/(μ-λ)= | 6 minute |
4)
utilization factor = ρ = | λ/μ = | 0.67 |
5)
probability that there is no customer in the restaurant =1--λ/μ =0.3333
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