In queuing theory,
A)the arrival rate is almost always greater than the service rate
B)arrivals tend to occur in waves,with long periods of idle time and short periods of intense activity.
C)multiple servers are not considered
D)All of the above
E)None of the above

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Arrivals in many queuing systems indeed tend to occur in waves, leading to periods of high activity followed by periods of low or no activity. This pattern is observed in various settings, such as retail, transportation, and telecommunications.

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