SOLUTION: A convenience store clerk can wait on 6 customers per minute. If customers arrive at an average rate of x people per minute, the time T spent in line is T = 1/(6-x), where 0<x<

SOLUTION: A convenience store clerk can wait on 6 customers per minute. If customers arrive at an average rate of x people per minute, the time T spent in line is T = 1/(6-x), where 0<x<

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Question 681342: A convenience store clerk can wait on 6 customers per minute. If customers arrive at an average rate of x people per minute, the time T spent in line is
T = 1/(6-x), where 0 Find the waiting time if an average of 4.75 people arrive each minute.
Answer by joseph56(1) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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