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    The document discusses queuing formulas used to analyze wait times in queue systems. It defines terms like lambda (λ), the mean number of arrivals per time period, and mu (μ), the mean number of transaction durations. It provides formulas to calculate values like Ls, the average number of customers in the store; Lq, the average number of customers in the queue; and ρ, the utilization factor. The document also includes an example of wait times for 20 customers depositing exam fees at a bank to illustrate the use of queuing formulas.

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    The document discusses queuing formulas used to analyze wait times in queue systems. It defines terms like lambda (λ), the mean number of arrivals per time period, and mu (μ), the mean number of transaction durations. It provides formulas to calculate values like Ls, the average number of customers in the store; Lq, the average number of customers in the queue; and ρ, the utilization factor. The document also includes an example of wait times for 20 customers depositing exam fees at a bank to illustrate the use of queuing formulas.

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    The document discusses queuing formulas used to analyze wait times in queue systems. It defines terms like lambda (λ), the mean number of arrivals per time period, and mu (μ), the mean number of transaction durations. It provides formulas to calculate values like Ls, the average number of customers in the store; Lq, the average number of customers in the queue; and ρ, the utilization factor. The document also includes an example of wait times for 20 customers depositing exam fees at a bank to illustrate the use of queuing formulas.

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    The document discusses queuing formulas used to analyze wait times in queue systems. It defines terms like lambda (λ), the mean number of arrivals per time period, and mu (μ), the mean number of transaction durations. It provides formulas to calculate values like Ls, the average number of customers in the store; Lq, the average number of customers in the queue; and ρ, the utilization factor. The document also includes an example of wait times for 20 customers depositing exam fees at a bank to illustrate the use of queuing formulas.

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    Queuing Formulas

    COMPUTATION

    = mean number of arrivals per time


    period

    customers hours

    = mean number of transaction


    duartion
    Ls =

    average number of customers in the store


    Ws =

    average time a customer spends in the store


    Lq =
    average number of customers in the queue
    Wq =
    average time a customers spends in the
    queue
    =
    utilization factor
    P0 =
    probability that no one is in the store

    Lq

    Wq

    P0 1

    =1.5 hours/ 20 customers = 0.075 min


    hour

    LS = 3.00
    Ws=0.30

    Lq=2.25

    Wq=0.22

    = 0.75

    Time incurred in depositing examination fee at bank


    No.

    Arrival
    time

    Time
    begins

    Time
    spent
    in que in
    (min)

    Time ends

    Time spent
    during
    transaction
    (min)

    Total time
    spent
    by
    students
    ( min)

    Of
    students

    for que

    9:00

    9:30

    0:30

    9:35

    0:05

    0:35

    9:17

    9:35

    0:18

    9:38

    0:03

    0:21

    9:17

    9:38

    0:21

    9:43

    0:05

    0:26

    9:20

    9:43

    0:23

    9:47

    0:04

    0:27

    9:22

    9:47

    0:25

    9:49

    0:02

    0:27

    9:23

    9:49

    0:26

    9:50

    0:01

    0:27

    9:25

    9:50

    0:25

    9:54

    0:04

    0:29

    9:30

    9:54

    0:24

    10:00

    0:06

    0:30

    9:31

    10:00

    0:29

    10:11

    0:11

    0:40

    10

    9:32

    10:11

    0:39

    10:15

    0:04

    0:43

    11

    9:35

    10:15

    0:40

    10:23

    0:08

    0:48

    12

    9:36

    10:23

    0:47

    10:31

    0:08

    0:55

    13

    9:37

    10:31

    0:54

    10:32

    0:01

    0:55

    14

    9:40

    10:32

    0:52

    10:36

    0:04

    0:56

    15

    9:42

    10:36

    0:54

    10:39

    0:03

    0:57

    16

    9:45

    10:39

    0:54

    10:45

    0:06

    1:00

    17

    9:45

    10:45

    1:00

    10:51

    0:06

    1:06

    18

    9:47

    10:51

    1:04

    10:57

    0:06

    1:10

    19

    9:48

    10:57

    1:09

    10:58

    0:01

    1:10

    20

    9:49

    10:58

    1:09

    11:00

    0:02

    1:11

    20 customers

    1:30

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