4. In the previous question it can be shown using the principles of Queueing Theory that the average length of the queue is given by: 1-q average queue length- where r- (4 Test this formula by removing the printing of the queue of completed jobs from your program and changing n to 1000000. Capture your output for marking purposes and compare it to the value given by this formula Note that network and hardware designers use Queueing Theory to set the default size of the queues in a system. In cases where the theory is too difficult to be worked out mathematically, simulations such as this one are used to estimate the default queue size 4. In the previous question it can be shown using the principles of Queueing Theory that the average length of the queue is given by: 1-q average queue length- where r- (4 Test this formula by removing the printing of the queue of completed jobs from your program and changing n to 1000000. Capture your output for marking purposes and compare it to the value given by this formula Note that network and hardware designers use Queueing Theory to set the default size of the queues in a system. In cases where the theory is too difficult to be worked out mathematically, simulations such as this one are used to estimate the default queue size