A computer lab has a dozen machines, but at any given time some of them may be o

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A computer lab has a dozen machines, but at any given time some of them may be out of commission. Usually the problem is something as simple as the operating system locking up, which requires that a staff person reboot the machine and make sure that all the standard settings are correct. Sometimes the problem may be more serious, taking more time to correct. overall, the repair time for any individual computer is negative exponentially distributed with a mean of thirty minutes. Once a computer is operating, the time until failure is negative exponentially distributed with a mean of ten hours. a. If there is only one staff person to do the repairs, what is the average number of operating computers in the lab over the long run? b. If there were two staff people to do the repairs, how much would that same average be?

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A) in a long run 12 computers will be in running condiconditions. As one computer requires 30 min on an average. If starting on 30 min delay starts then there will be no overlaps.

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