Solving an M/M/3 Queuing System: Calculate L, Lq, W, Wq & B(3, $\lambda$/$\mu$)

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The discussion focuses on solving an M/M/3 queuing system with parameters λ=2.1 and μ=0.8, requiring calculations for L, Lq, W, Wq, and the bulk probability B(3, λ/μ). Key definitions include λ as the arrival rate, μ as the service rate, L as the expected number in the system, Lq as the expected number in the queue, W as the expected waiting time in the system, and Wq as the expected waiting time in the queue. The bulk probability B(3, λ/μ) represents the probability of having exactly 3 customers in the system, which requires additional research for accurate calculation.

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Homework Statement


An M/M/3 queuing system is defined with parameters:
\lambda=2.1,
\mu=0.8,
and 3 service lines.
Find L, Lq, W, Wq and the bulk probability B(3,\lambda/\mu)


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We are given formulas to calculate L, Lq, W, and Wq but i don't know how to calculate the bulk probability B(3,\lambda/\mu)
Any help would be very much appreciated.
 
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Sara, help us out here. I vaguely remember a class in queuing theory long ago, and M/M/3 sort of rings a bell, but that's all.
Remind us what lambda and mu represent, and L, Lq, W, and bulk probability B(3, lambda/mu) means.

Unless you're dealing with this stuff, it's mostly jargon.
 
an M/M/3 queuing system is a system withmore than one service line, in this case there are 3 service lines.
lambda is the arrival rate, mu is the service rate,
L is the expected number (of people say) in the system,
Lq is the expected number in the queue,
W is the expected waiting time in the system,
wq is the expected waiting time in the queue.
I don't know what the bulk probability means, that's why i need help.
Thank you
 

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