[Solved]Jobs Arrive Single Cpu Computer Facility Interarrival Times Iid Exponential Random Variabl Q37279931

Jobs arrive at a single-CPU computer facility with interarrivaltimes the are IID exponential random variables with mean 1 minute.Each job specifies upon arrival the maximum amount of processingtime it requires, and the maximum times for successive jobs are IIDexponential random variable with mean 1.1 minutes. However, if m isthe specified maximum processing time for a particular job, theactual processing time is distributed uniformly between 0.55m and1.05m. The CPU will never process a job for a more than itsspecified maximum; a job whose required processing time exceeds itsspecified maximum leaves the facility without completing service.Simulate the computer facility until 1000 jobs have left the CPU if(a) jobs in the queue are processed in a FIFO manner, and (b) jobsin the queue are ranked in increasing order of their specifiedmaximum processing time. For each case, compute the average andmaximum delay in the queue of jobs, the proportion of jobs that aredelays in queues more than 5 minutes, and the maximum number ofjobs ever in the queue. Use stream 1 for the interarrival times,stream 2 for the maximum processing times, and stream 3 for theactual processing times. which operating policy would yourecommend?

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