Question on queuing analysis

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1) In brief describe three situations in which the 'First In First Out' discipline rule is not applicable in queuing analysis.

2) Provide examples of four situations in which there are limited, or finite population.

3) Do you think the Poisson distribution, which assumes independent arrivals, is a good estimation of arrival rates in the following queuing systems? Defend your position in each case.

Cafeteria in your school

Barbershop

Hardware store

Dentist's office

College class

Movie theater

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