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Analyze the operating characteristics of a single-channel single-phase queuing system that can handle 10 customers per...

Analyze the operating characteristics of a single-channel single-phase queuing system that can handle 10 customers per hour with customer arrival rate of six per hour. In addition, calculate the probability that there are more than three customers in the system.

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