Question please help me in this Question 14 (1 point) At a taxi stand, there is usually a line of taxicabs waiting to pickup passengers. The number of taxicabs there varies in time, but eventually, they all leave with a passenger. On average, there are 3 cars at the taxi stand. A car arrives at the taxi stand to join the line every 4 minutes on average. What is the average time a taxi driver has to wait until s/he departs with a customer? Provide your answer in minutes. Note: If your answer is not an integer, round to the nearest integer. Do not round your intermediate results. Your Answer: Answer

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Transcribed Image Text: Question 14 (1 point) At a taxi stand, there is usually a line of taxicabs waiting to pickup passengers. The number of taxicabs there varies in time, but eventually, they all leave with a passenger. On average, there are 3 cars at the taxi stand. A car arrives at the taxi stand to join the line every 4 minutes on average. What is the average time a taxi driver has to wait until s/he departs with a customer? Provide your answer in minutes. Note: If your answer is not an integer, round to the nearest integer. Do not round your intermediate results. Your Answer: Answer
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Transcribed Image Text: Question 14 (1 point) At a taxi stand, there is usually a line of taxicabs waiting to pickup passengers. The number of taxicabs there varies in time, but eventually, they all leave with a passenger. On average, there are 3 cars at the taxi stand. A car arrives at the taxi stand to join the line every 4 minutes on average. What is the average time a taxi driver has to wait until s/he departs with a customer? Provide your answer in minutes. Note: If your answer is not an integer, round to the nearest integer. Do not round your intermediate results. Your Answer: Answer
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Please like ud83dudc4d Please upvote ud83dudc4d Please like ud83dudc4d   Given,   Average of cars in the system ( L ) = 3 cars   Car arrive at taxi at average ( λ ) = 4minutes = 60/4 = 15 cars/hour   The service rate (μ) is given by   μ = λ(1+L)/L   μ = 15(1+3)/3   μ = 20   ... See the full answer