
Managing Supply Chain and Operations 1st Edition by Thomas Foster ,Scott Sampson,Cynthia Wallin,Scott Webb
Edition 1ISBN: 9780134110219
Managing Supply Chain and Operations 1st Edition by Thomas Foster ,Scott Sampson,Cynthia Wallin,Scott Webb
Edition 1ISBN: 9780134110219 Exercise 6
A vanilla milkshake machine requires a constant 3 minutes to make the special shake served at the Burger Shack. The machine can process one vanilla shake at a time. Requests for the special shake occur every 4 minutes, or 15 per hour on average. Compute the following:
a. Probability that the shake machine is busy
b. Probability that the shake machine is not busy
c. Average amount of time spent waiting to use the shake machine
d. Average amount of time spent in the shake process (waiting and processing time)
e. Average number of shakes ordered but not yet started processing (i.e., waiting for machine)
f. Average number of shakes in process (ordered but not vet delivered to customers)
a. Probability that the shake machine is busy
b. Probability that the shake machine is not busy
c. Average amount of time spent waiting to use the shake machine
d. Average amount of time spent in the shake process (waiting and processing time)
e. Average number of shakes ordered but not yet started processing (i.e., waiting for machine)
f. Average number of shakes in process (ordered but not vet delivered to customers)
Explanation
Queuing theory:
Queuing theory is the m...
Managing Supply Chain and Operations 1st Edition by Thomas Foster ,Scott Sampson,Cynthia Wallin,Scott Webb
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