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penguins

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Question 1

Arrivals or inputs to a waiting-line system have characteristics that include
◦ population's statistical distribution.
◦ population size and population's statistical distribution.
◦ population size.
◦ population size, population behaviour and population's statistical distribution.
◦ population behaviour.

Question 2

Which part of a waiting line has characteristics that involve statistical distribution?
◦ arrivals or inputs
◦ arrivals or inputs, waiting line itself and service facility
◦ service facility
◦ waiting line itself
◦ arrivals or inputs and service facility
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Reply #1 on: Dec 3, 2019
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