A Finite Population Waiting Line Model (D) Differs from the Single

question 85

Multiple Choice

A finite population waiting line model (D) differs from the single service model (A) in that:

• A) it has more than one server.
• B) the average length of the queue is less than 5.
• C) customers are served first-come, first-served.
• D) arrivals are Poisson distributed.
• E) the population of people or units seeking service is finite.

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