Vehicles on a highway arrive at a security checkpoint at a Poisson rate of 20 per hour. At the checkpoint, vehicles are inspected by a single security guard. The security guard can inspect vehicles at an exponential rate of 50 per hour. a. Find the probability that an incoming vehicle must wait in a security line. b. What is the average number of vehicles at the checkpoint? c. What is the average amount of time spent at the checkpoint?
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Vehicles on a highway arrive at a security checkpoint at a Poisson rate of 20 per hour. At the checkpoint, vehicles are inspected by a single security guard. The security guard can inspect vehicles at an exponential rate of 50 per hour.
a. Find the probability that an incoming vehicle must wait in a security line.
b. What is the average number of vehicles at the checkpoint?
c. What is the average amount of time spent at the checkpoint?
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