If a manager increases the system utilization standard (assuming no change in the customer arrival rate) what happens to the average customer time in the system?

A. It increases exponentially.

B. It increases proportionally.

C. It decreases proportionally.

D. It decreases exponentially.

E. It does not change.

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Daniella Larson

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6 July, 08:03

If a manager increases the system utilization standard (assuming no change in the customer arrival rate) what happens to the average customer time in the system?

A. It increases exponentially.

B. It increases proportionally.

C. It decreases proportionally.

D. It decreases exponentially.

E. It does not change.

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Hezekiah Salinas · Answer 1

A. It increases exponentially.

Explanation:

As an exponential increase refers to an increase by a large amount, If a manager increases the system utilization standard while assuming no change in the customer arrival rate the average customer time in the system "increases exponentially".