Waiting Lines and Queuing Theory Models #1 | Basic Concepts with Examples

[@wantinglee1970]

Sir, may I know where does 1/6, 1/10, 1/15, 1/20 came from?

[@bkrai]

That was given in the problem.

[@umarwaqas649]

Thanks for your video, however it would be appreciated if you can list out the question so it is easier to follow.

[@bkrai]

Seeing this today. But thanks!

[@adilbektic9398]

Total waiting time per shift longer than 24???

[@bkrai]

That's true. Note that there are 300 customers, and this number is total based on all customers.

[@ศิธกาญจน์สรณะพิบูลย์]

Where 1/6 1/10 come from?

[@bkrai]

They are provided in the problem.

[@yaniquemccarthy2348]

how did u get "F'" trying to calcuate but not getting it

[@bkrai]

Clerks are paid $8 per hour. In one day they work 8 hours, so they get paid 8 * 8 = 64. So two clerks will be paid 2*64 = 128, and so on.

[@du.ashikur]

Sir! which book you are studing here?

[@bkrai]

Quantitative analysis for management by Pearson.

[@leonardobasiliojr.7605]

thank you

[@bkrai]

welcome!