Exam 13: Capacity Planning and Queuing Models
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Planning for service capacity involves prediction of consumer waiting associated with different levels of capacity.
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In the M/M/1 model the calling population is finite.
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A queuing system is said to be in a transient condition when ________.
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A system is said to be in a transient state when the values of its governing parameters in this state are expected to change uncontrollably with time.
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Which of the following is not an advantage of using one large computer system to serve an entire university community?
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In analytical terms, the modern self-serve supermarket would be approximated best by the M /M /c model, where c is the number of servers.
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In general, for infinite queues, the expected number of people in the system is equal to ________.
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Service capacity decisions have all of the following strategic characteristics, except ________.
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For a standard service system to operate over the long run, the servers must be idle part of the time.
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Analytical queuing models are classified mainly on the basis of the calling population characteristics and the queue discipline.
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Verification refers to determining whether or not the structure of a simulation model is consistent with the real system.
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Excess capacity is required in a service system because variability in customer arrivals and service times creates idle capacity.
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A shortcoming of simulation is the use of pseudo-random numbers.
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A parking lot is a special variation of the ________ queuing model.
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When Xerox Corporation introduced the Model 9200 Duplicating System, the level of service dipped because technical representatives were assigned to territories.
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For a system to reach steady state, the arrival rate must always be greater than the service rate, i.e., the traffic intensity ρ must always be greater than unity.
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Reducing the variability either in service time or arrival time can reduce most of the waiting involved for the consumers.
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Little's Law states that a relationship exists between ________.
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