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- The process for cleaning up waste in a nuclear reactor core room eliminates 85% of the waste present in the area. If there is 1.7 kg of waste in the room at the beginning of the monitoring period and 2 kg of additionalwaste are generated each week, determine a recurrence relation and initial conditions describing the amount wn, of waste in the core room at the end of week n of the monitoring period.A small bank has two tellers, one for deposis and one for withdrawals. The service time for each teller is exponentially distributed, with a mean of 1 min. Customers arriving at the bank according to a poisson process, with mean rate 40 per hour; it is assumed that depositors and withdrawers constitute separate poisson processes, each with mean rate 20 per hour , and that no customer is both a depositor and a withdrawer. The bank is thinking of changing the current arrangement to allow each teller to handle both deposits and withdrawals. The bank would expect that each teller's mean service time would increase to 1.2 min, but it hopes that the new arrangement would prevent long lines in front of one teller while the other teller is idle, a situation that occurs from time to time under the current setup. Analyze the two arrangements with respect to the average idle time of teller and the expected number of customers in the bank at any given time.Let X1,...Xn be iid Poisson(λ1) and Y1,...,Ym be iid Poisson(λ2). Write out the GLRT for testing H0: λ1 = λ2 versus Ha: λ1 ≠ λ2.