*Show the complete solution. I. PROBLEM-SOLVING In order to enhance their overall service efficiency, Fresh Meat Restaurant decided to set up a cash registry managed by one cashier. According to nearby restaurants with similar cash registry system, people arrive at the restaurant at a rate of 30 per hour, and it takes an average of one (1) minute to complete an individual order. Requirements A. Probability that the cashier is idle B. Proportion of the time that the cashier is busy C. Average number of customers ordering and waiting to order some food D. Average number of customers waiting in line to order some food E. Total average time a customer spends in the system F. Expected time a customer spends just waiting in line

*Show the complete solution. I. PROBLEM-SOLVING In order to enhance their overall service efficiency, Fresh Meat Restaurant decided to set up a cash registry managed by one cashier. According to nearby restaurants with similar cash registry system, people arrive at the restaurant at a rate of 30 per hour, and it takes an average of one (1) minute to complete an individual order. Requirements A. Probability that the cashier is idle B. Proportion of the time that the cashier is busy C. Average number of customers ordering and waiting to order some food D. Average number of customers waiting in line to order some food E. Total average time a customer spends in the system F. Expected time a customer spends just waiting in line

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

Section: Chapter Questions

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