c) i If an M/M/1 queuc has utilization of 90%, what do you think will be the averagequeuc length and the average response time? If the arrival rate is 100 jobs per secondii. If an M/D/1 queue has utilization of 80% do you expect its mean qucue length andresponse time to be less, same, or greater than that of an M/M/1? Explain youranswer.

c) 1. If an M/M/1 queue has utilization of 90%, what do you think will be the average queuc length and the average response time? If the arrival rate is 100 jobs per second ii. If an M/D/1 queuc has utilization of 80% do you expect its mean queue length and response time to be less, samc, or greater than that of an M/M/1? Explain your answer.

c) 1. If an M/M/1 queue has utilization of 90%, what do you think will be the average queuc length and the average response time? If the arrival rate is 100 jobs per second ii. If an M/D/1 queuc has utilization of 80% do you expect its mean queue length and response time to be less, samc, or greater than that of an M/M/1? Explain your answer.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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