I specifically need help with part c and d
b)
c is number of servers
= (1/5 )/(2 * 1/8)
= 0.8
hence
pi_0 = (1 - 0.8)/(1 + 0.8) = 0.1111
c)
server utilization = = 0.8
d)
Lq = 2 * 0.8^3 / (1- 0.8^2) =
2.8444
e)
Wq = 0.237
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