Consider a simulation with average arrival rate of entities as lamba and three processes with average processing rates of u1, u2 and u3. Which of the following should be true to avoid an usntable system with growing queue?
a) If processes are in series, then ui+u2+u3 must be greater than lamba
b) if processes are in series then u1,u2,u3 muest be lower than lamba
c) if processes are in parallel, then ui+u2+u3 must be greater than lamba
d) if processes are in parallel, then ui,u2,u3 must be lower than lamba
c) if processes are in parallel, then ui+u2+u3 must be greater than lamba
When the growing queue in the system is occured the process must be executed parallel for faster execution and also the arrival rates must be greater the average then only the system will be stable.
Consider a simulation with average arrival rate of entities as lamba and three processes with average...
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