The Common Measures of a Queuing System's Performance Include

question 71

Multiple Choice

The common measures of a queuing system's performance include:

• A) probability that the service facility will be idle, average queue length, and probability that the waiting time will exceed a specified duration.
• B) average time each customer spends in the system, probability that the service system will be idle, and average time each customer spends in the queue.
• C) average queue length, maximum time a customer may spend in the queue, and the utilization factor for the system.
• D) average time each customer spends in the system, maximum queue length, and probability of a specific number of customers in the system.
• E) maximum queue length, maximum time a customer may spend in the queue, and average queue length.

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