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Drawing Editing Adobe Acrobat QUEING ACTIVITY Instructions: 1. Read each of the three real-life queuing scenarios carefully. 2. For each scenario: . Step 1: Identify the queuing structure (e.g., single server, multiple servers with single queue, multiple queues, service in series). . Step 2: Identify the possible problem(s) in the system. . Step 3: Propose at least one solution to improve the process. 3. Record your answers in the provided table. 4. Be ready to share and discuss your solutions with the class. Scenarios: HI Scenario 1-Coffee Shop Morning Rush A small coffee shop has two baristas, each with their own counter. Customers form separate lines for each barista. During the morning rush, one line often moves faster than the other, causing frustration for customers in the slower line. Scenario 2-Hospital Emergency Room The emergency room has a single waiting area but treats patients based on priority, not arrival time. During peak hours, some patients with minor illnesses complain about waiting too long, while critical patients are treated immediately. Scenario 3- Vehicle Emissions Testing Center At a government testing center, every vehicle must go through three stages in sequence: registration, emissions testing, and payment The payment counter is often slow due to manual processing, creating a long queue at the final stage while the other stations are idle