University center has two main computers of equivalent capacity. Computing jobs arriving at the center have been found to have a mean exponentially distributed execution time of 3 minutes. The jobs arrive to the computers with a poisson mean arrival rate of 15 jobs per hour.Determine the service rate of the jobs in hours 2. Determine the interarrival and service times for the first five jobs using the first five random numbers in column 1 of table A.1 Table in the image Table A.1. RANDOM DIGITS9473708225356141329624826893261163488319055959998658701573657475987259859827486368558534960747194834 9905706391502486385666612140165471418527969083025886689521466167451730 035004678305704619346756655832316353071258582231722101269607241452728256680438869410786477053173779201488304450474333456428223402928111096030975723973419672142573847382446493050918653661110866248514534483451217262044539054786860430494097697554416113050807977140346261157150168566592168364638253007331192718699900546870849970896499033371276520926252823911946455545900421044111415837537746439401734141547097804007878044484459355775381421098904597213863036946017058457553609455488239916240002240471784629626531567535972475910709370250849047266735442174711449725737249640531309617775512282970335955413676078215039102917 9587831177090561992269314745876090613160807318016426179361081603982697357120151873227299230257073689263424913713482296022946494661992198772482109621912030803898706070161019856793378207285199131039413588187550646309903126905273957840494. 490694731259578879268503966070340921921234334591607463683537450954315254414865762175640851647833848053503109301271527685781668252194672564060791270023792612615312570105314756463142778698893716480944664397231388708032773494264767352225467518187846717763966332036772607516578057700946509086821769647554926005986966320459795557217245430703691722671001528132689428028504433505762163685765923790794245504357604603708292280812023126430386823872254711805573706502490975117910809003589393039194672431106788041747056117259000670722558612811610820286140253839112183745417580831285268097552289669876807275895663608515751855292883269814582919018507725815687686317255042986011590178631388171900046699360071619236299745978102197948767413190312114497757392004698082280136926488068987453588690230.

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University center has two main computers of equivalent capacity. Computing jobs arriving at the center have been found to have a mean exponentially distributed execution time of 3 minutes. The jobs arrive to the computers with a poisson mean arrival rate of 15 jobs per hour. Determine the service rate of the jobs in hours

University center has two main computers of equivalent capacity. Computing jobs arriving at the center have been found to have a mean exponentially distributed execution time of 3 minutes. The jobs arrive to the computers with a poisson mean arrival rate of 15 jobs per hour. Determine the service rate of the jobs in hours

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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