The operation Management Computer Lab at the PUPR has two student software statistical package assignment assistant. The students form a single line to wait for help from the computer laboratory assistant. The students are helped first come, first served. On the average students arrive for help, following a triangular distribution (x1= 5, y1 = 0).(x2 = 15, y2 = ?) minutes. Each computer laboratory assistant, on the average can help 1 student per 15 minute (add all the numbers in your student ID) minutes and the service rate follow an exponential distribution. Determine Y2 or h. O a. H=0.33 Ob.H=2 Oc.H=0.25 O d.H-0.2

The operation Management Computer Lab at the PUPR has two student software statistical package assignment assistant. The students form a single line to wait for help from the computer laboratory assistant. The students are helped first come, first served. On the average students arrive for help, following a triangular distribution (x1= 5, y1 = 0).(x2 = 15, y2 = ?) minutes. Each computer laboratory assistant, on the average can help 1 student per 15 minute (add all the numbers in your student ID) minutes and the service rate follow an exponential distribution. Determine Y2 or h. O a. H=0.33 Ob.H=2 Oc.H=0.25 O d.H-0.2

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

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