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o T-Mobile LTE 7:03 AM 100% 9 bbhosted.cuny.edu response. Question5 1 points Save Answer A store manager looks at data from her service times for the year Service Times (minutes) 60 50 20 Based on this data, what conclusions could you draw? (select all that apply) The store was more profitable in the summer months The store manager should not be concerned because whatever problem occurred in June, July, and August, it has now been fixed because service times are low again There were definitely more customers in the summer months O If the cost of waiting is high, the store manager may want to consider adding more servers in the summer months

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Q5)

option 4, if the cost of waiting is high, store manager would want to consider adding more servers in the summer months.

since service times are high we cannot deduce that store was more profitable, profit depends on revenue and cost. store manager should be concerned because if service times are high in summer, they may be higher next year and some decision may needed to be taken before that. service times are high does not imply more customers it can also happen there were less servers. hence only option 4 is correct.

Q4)

option 1,2,4

knowing the queing system cannot help negotiate lower prices with suppliers. But all other options are possible. knowing about queing can help in predicting the wait time and asking customers to reach accordingly. incentives could be launched during lean period to bring customers in. install servers accordingly.