Waiting Lines:
A- By Using Poisson Dist. If the Probability of one client at most
=0.9097959896 and the Probability one only =0.3032653299
Compute:
1- P(0)=
2- P. (1) at Least. =
3- P. (2) at Most. =
4- P. more than (3) =
Waiting Lines: A- By Using Poisson Dist. If the Probability of one client at most =0.9097959896...
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