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The calling population is assumed to be infinite when.
- AArrivals are independent of each other
- BCapacity of the system is infinite
- CService rate is faster than arrival rate
- DAll of the above
Correct answer: A
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Arrivals are independent of each other
The calling population is assumed to be infinite when arrivals are independent of each other. The population of potential customers is refered to as the calling population. The calling population can be finite or infinite. In the systems with large population, we usually assume the population is infinite.
The calling population is assumed to be infinite when arrivals are independent of each other. The population of potential customers is refered to as the calling population. The calling population can be finite or infinite. In the systems with large population, we usually assume the population is infinite.