In the ticket counter, customer arrivers in the queue according to Poisson process with 15/hour mean rate. The total time taken to serve a customer has an exponential distribution with 150 seconds of mean. What is the average waiting time of a customer (both in Queue and System)? ✔ Queue - 225 Sec, System - 125 Sec Queue - 125 Sec, System - 225 Sec Queue - 250 Sec, System - 325 Sec Queue. 250 Sec System 400 Sec

In the ticket counter, customer arrivers in the queue according to Poisson process with 15/hour mean rate. The total time taken to serve a customer has an exponential distribution with 150 seconds of mean. What is the average waiting time of a customer (both in Queue and System)? ✔ Queue - 225 Sec, System - 125 Sec Queue - 125 Sec, System - 225 Sec Queue - 250 Sec, System - 325 Sec Queue. 250 Sec System 400 Sec

Practical Management Science

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