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Awilson837 · **on:** Dec 3, 2019

Question 1

Which of the following is most likely to be served in a last-in, first-served (LIFS) queue discipline?
◦ customers checking out at a grocery store
◦ patients entering a hospital emergency room
◦ use of flowers inventory in a floral shop
◦ patrons waiting to be seated in a casual-dining restaurant
◦ the in-basket on a manager's desk

Question 2

In a repetitive focus factory, the number of channels available for the processing of a certain part would likely refer to
◦ the number of machines doing the same necessary operations.
◦ the number of workers waiting to perform their task.
◦ the number of parts waiting to be processed.
◦ the number of successive operations that have to be performed on that part.
◦ the number of units with defects requiring rework.

olivia_paige29 · **Reply #1 on:** Dec 3, 2019

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