A multiple-server system has all the following assumptions except.
A)Poisson arrival rate.
B)exponential service time.
C)first-come, first-served processing.
D)customers form a single waiting line.
E)servers all work at different rates

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The assumption that servers all work at different rates (E) is not a standard assumption for a multiple-server system in the context of queueing theory. Typically, the assumption is that all servers work at the same rate or have the same service time distribution, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The other options (A, B, C, D) are common assumptions in models of multiple-server systems.

A Multiple-Server System Has All the Following Assumptions Except