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arive at Rich Dunns Styling Shop at a rate of 3 per hour, distibuted in a Poesson fashion Service times follow a negatve exponential average of 6 haircuts per hour a) The average number of customers waiting for harots-□ customers oound your response to Mo domal places b) The average number of customers in the shop customers (round your response to two decimal places) c) The average time a customer wats unts it is his or her turn minutes (round your response to two decimal places e) The percentage of time that Rich is busy-percent (round your response to the nearest whole number)
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