An average of 10 cars/hour arrive at a car repair station with two servers. Assume that the average service for each customer is 4 minutes and both interarrival and service times are exponentially distributed. If this car repair station has a capacity of 4 cars a. Write the steady-state equations and solve them. Compare the results with those calculated in question 1 and draw a conclusion. b. What is the probability that the car repair station is idle? c. What is the average number of cars waiting in the line? d. What is the average amount of time a customer spends in the car repair station? e. On average, how many customers will be served by the repair station in an hour?
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Considering the actual service rate = 60 mins /4 mins of service = the station can handle 15 cars in 1 hr
An average of 10 cars/hour arrive at a car repair station with two servers. Assume that the avera...
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