Which of the following is not a valid queuing model based on the Kendall notation?
A)M/M/3
B)D/D/2
C)D/M/1
D)M/M/0
E)G/D/1

Name: Which of the following is not a valid queuing model based on the Kendall notation? A)M/M/3 B)D/D/2 C)D/M/1 D)M/M/0 E)G/D/1
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The Kendall notation requires a positive number for the third parameter, which represents the number of servers. An M/M/0 model implies an infinite number of servers, which is not possible. Therefore, M/M/0 is not a valid queuing model.

Which of the Following Is Not a Valid Queuing Model