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In a health clinic, the average rate of arrival
of patients is 12 patients per hour. On an
average, a doctor can serve patients at the
rate of one patient every four minutes.
Assume, the arrival of patients follows a
Poisson distribution and service to patients
follows an exponential distribution. Find the
average number of patients in the waiting
line and in the clinic. Find the average
waiting time in the waiting line or in the
queue and also the average waiting time in
the clinic.​

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Answered by student192
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Answered by Anonymous
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QUESTION

In a health clinic, the average rate of arrival

of patients is 12 patients per hour. On an

average, a doctor can serve patients at therate of one patient every four minutes.

Assume, the arrival of patients follows a

Poisson distribution and service to patients

follows an exponential distribution. Find the

average number of patients in the waiting

line and in the clinic. Find the average

waiting time in the waiting line or in the

queue and also the average waiting time in

the clinic.

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