Proctoring Enabled: Chapter 12 Computer Simulation: Bas. 0 Saved Help Save & Exit Submit 4 Customers arrive at a carwash on average once every 60 minutes. It seems likely that customer arrivals follow an exponential distribution. For each of these random numbers, calculate the simulated time between arrivals at the carwash. (Round your answers to the nearest whole number.) Random Number Time Between Arrivals 0 45 0.65 0 48

n Canada, many people have complained that the waiting time in hospital emergency is oftenvery long. (Here, the waiting time is defined as the time from arrival to departure.)A typical service process in a hospital emergency has several stages:1. When patients arrive, they register personal information (such as health card number,reasons to be there) in a computer. Then, patients wait in an open waiting area.2. There is often one or two doctors whose offices are at the side of the open waiting area.The doctor(s) talks with the patients one by one to have preliminary diagnosis andprovide some help.3. Then, the patients wait in the same waiting area.4. A nurse arranges (part of) the patients to a closed area to wait for doctors.5. A nurse arranges the patients waiting in the closed area to individual rooms to wait fordoctors.6. A doctor helps the patients individually. Then, patients leave individually.According to your simulation, what is the bottleneck of reducing the waiting time?…

DEMU 2103, va assignmen QUESTION 3 Metropolitan General Hospital is a city-owned and operated public hospital. Its emergency. room is the largest and most prominent in the city. Approximately 70% of emergency cases in the city come or are sent to Metro General's emergency room. As a result, the emergency room is often crowded and the staff is overworked, causing concern among hospital administrators and city officials about the quality of service and health care the emergency room is able to provide. One of the key quality attributes administrators focus on is patient waiting time that is, the time between when a patient checks in and registers and when the patient first sees an appropriate medical staff member. Hospital administration wants to monitor patient waiting time using statistical process control charts. At different times of the day over a period of several days, patient waiting times were recorded at random with the following results: Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 27 22 16…

Taylor Swiftt works at a call center as an analyst. In her role, she is tasked with data administration and finding patterns in the data generated from all of the customer service interactions that take place. She has been asked to create a visualization of this data so that she can see at what time most service calls come in during the week. What would you recommend that Taylor develop so that her supervisor can see when calls are coming in, live? Choose the best answer from the options available. Group of answer choices A daily report An interactive dashboard A crystal ball A narrative