is two hours. What's the probability that when either ship A or ship B arrives at the dock, there is no need to wait?

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Section12.5: Analytic Steady-state Queueing Models
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Two ships A and B usually dock at the same
harbour, but this harbour can only berth one
ship at a time. The probability of their arrivals
at this harbour on a particular day is equal. If
A's docking time is one hour, B's docking time
is two hours. What's the probability that when
either ship A or ship B arrives at the dock,
there is no need to wait?
Transcribed Image Text:Two ships A and B usually dock at the same harbour, but this harbour can only berth one ship at a time. The probability of their arrivals at this harbour on a particular day is equal. If A's docking time is one hour, B's docking time is two hours. What's the probability that when either ship A or ship B arrives at the dock, there is no need to wait?
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