Customers arrive at the ticket counter of a local movie theater at a rate of 240 persons per hour, at 5.30 PM. After 10 minutes, the arrival rate declines to 60 persons per hour and continues at that level for 20 minutes. If the service rate is 2.5 persons/minute. (3)a.Describe the performance of the system, assuming that all the factors remain the same. (Longest queue, longest delay, total delay, average delay/person, etc.)b.Draw a neat sketch of the system. (Apply the D/D/1 model)

Customers arrive at the ticket counter of a local movie theater at a rate of 240 persons per hour, at 5.30 PM. After 10 minutes, the arrival rate declines to 60 persons per hour and continues at that level for 20 minutes. If the service rate is 2.5 persons/minute. (3)a.Describe the performance of the system, assuming that all the factors remain the same. (Longest queue, longest delay, total delay, average delay/person, etc.)b.Draw a neat sketch of the system. (Apply the D/D/1 model)

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