Time-persistent statistics are used for discrete-time output processes and count

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Time-persistent statistics

are used for discrete-time output processes and counts the min, avg., and max of the total times in the system of applications that remain in the system during the simulation, such as WIP times

result from taking the (time) avg, min, or max of something where the x-axis is continuous, such as avg. number of parts waiting in queue, resource usage, resource utilization

are accumulated sums of something, such as accumulated time, number in/out through a point in the model, total number seized

are used for discrete-time output processes and counts the min, avg., and max of the total times in the system of applications that left the system during the simulation, such as process times, waiting times in queue time, total times in the system

are used for discrete-time output processes and counts the min, avg., and max of the total times in the system of applications that remain in the system during the simulation, such as WIP times

result from taking the (time) avg, min, or max of something where the x-axis is continuous, such as avg. number of parts waiting in queue, resource usage, resource utilization

are accumulated sums of something, such as accumulated time, number in/out through a point in the model, total number seized

are used for discrete-time output processes and counts the min, avg., and max of the total times in the system of applications that left the system during the simulation, such as process times, waiting times in queue time, total times in the system

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Time-persistent statistics result from taking the (time) avg, min, or max of something where the x-axis is continuous, such as avg. number of parts waiting in queue, resource usage, resource utilization.

Option B is correct.

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