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    The document contains calculations and results from queueing models and simulations. It includes parameters like arrival and service rates, queue length probabilities, and expected costs. The key results are: - The probability of the queue length exceeding 40 customers is 0.17573 for a Poisson process with arrival rate of 4 customers/hour and service rate of 0.1 customers/minute. - For a M/M/10 queue with arrival rate of 0.333 customers/minute and service rate of 0.667 customers/minute, the probability of queue length exceeding 7 is 0.003420. - A simulation of a Poisson process with arrival rate 3 customers/hour yielded a queue length of 7 customers over a

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    The document contains calculations and results from queueing models and simulations. It includes parameters like arrival and service rates, queue length probabilities, and expected costs. The key results are: - The probability of the queue length exceeding 40 customers is 0.17573 for a Poisson process with arrival rate of 4 customers/hour and service rate of 0.1 customers/minute. - For a M/M/10 queue with arrival rate of 0.333 customers/minute and service rate of 0.667 customers/minute, the probability of queue length exceeding 7 is 0.003420. - A simulation of a Poisson process with arrival rate 3 customers/hour yielded a queue length of 7 customers over a

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    The document contains calculations and results from queueing models and simulations. It includes parameters like arrival and service rates, queue length probabilities, and expected costs. The key results are: - The probability of the queue length exceeding 40 customers is 0.17573 for a Poisson process with arrival rate of 4 customers/hour and service rate of 0.1 customers/minute. - For a M/M/10 queue with arrival rate of 0.333 customers/minute and service rate of 0.667 customers/minute, the probability of queue length exceeding 7 is 0.003420. - A simulation of a Poisson process with arrival rate 3 customers/hour yielded a queue length of 7 customers over a

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    Sebastián Buitrago Duque 220181016

    Sofía Sánchez Segura 220181031


    λ= 4.000 clientes/ hr 0.066666667
    μ= 0.100 cliente/ min
    ρ= 0.6667

    P(Wq > 40) = 0.17573

    P(Wq < 40) = 0.82427


    cliente / min
    λ = 0.3333333333
    μ = 0.6666666667
    ρ= 0.500
    K= 10

    P0 = 0.500244

    P (Lq > 7 ) = 1 - P0 - P1 - P2 - P3 - P4 - P5 - P6 - P7

    P
    0 0.500244
    1 0.2501221299
    2 0.125061065
    3 0.0625305325
    4 0.0312652662
    5 0.0156326331
    6 0.0078163166
    7 0.0039081583
    P (Lq ≤ 7) = 0.996580

    P (Lq > 7 ) = 0.003420


    autos/min
    Autos/min

    P0 - P1 - P2 - P3 - P4 - P5 - P6 - P7
    a= 17
    m= 12
    c= 3
    X0 = 3

    n Xn 17Xn + 3 (17Xn+3)/12
    R0 3 54 4.5000
    R1 6 105 8.7500
    R2 9 156 13.0000
    Xn + 1 Rn
    6 0.541666667
    9 0.791666667
    0 0.041666667
    s= 2
    λ= 18 cli/hr
    μ= 10 cli/hr
    ρ= 0.9

    CW = 20000 $/hr
    Cs = 8000 $/hr

    P0 = 0.0526315789

    Lq = 7.6736842105 clientes

    L = 9.4736842105

    Cservicio = $ 16,000
    Cespera = $ 189,474

    Costo total = $ 205,474


    Se redondea a $205.000
    λ= 3 Clientes / hr

    Numero aleatorio = 0.7086

    X p(X) P(X)
    0 0.00248 0.00248
    1 0.01487 0.01735
    2 0.04462 0.06197
    3 0.08924 0.15120
    4 0.13385 0.28506
    5 0.16062 0.44568
    6 0.16062 0.60630
    7 0.13768 0.74398
    8 0.10326 0.84724

    Xi = 7 si, 0,7086 ϵ (0,60630 - 0,74398)


    es decir, 6 Clientes/2hr

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