Question

Cakes baked by The Cake City Bakery are transported from the ovens to be packaged by one of five wrappers. Each wrapper can wrap an average of 28 cakes per hour. The cakes are brought to the wrappers at the rate of 130 per hour. Assuming it is a multiple-server waiting line model; determine the average number of cakes waiting for a wrapper and the average time a cake must wait for the wrapper. What is the probability that there will be less than or equal to 5 cakes in the system?

Note: Use QM for Windows to answer this question. Include the results from QM for Windows with your submission. If you do not have access to QM for Windows, then you can use the formulas given in The Multiple-Server Waiting Line section of Chapter 13 in the textbook.

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Answer 1

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