(b) In the space provided below, write how you use the simulated arrivals (in the table above) to compute the average waiting time for customer who choose to stay, considering one night with 5 tables. (10 points)23) Jane is running a tiny restaurant serving hot-pot buffets. Customers help themselves cook the food in the boing pot and eat as much as they can within 90 minutes. The timer starts when a (group of) customer gets a table and customers never leave early. Customers will leave right aiter their arrivals if they nd or expect that they cannot get a table in 60 minutes. Suppose customers can accurately expect their waiting time. There are now four tables. Jane wants to use Monte Carlo sinutlation to compare the current situation with a hypothetical situation wherein there are ve tables. She has used historical data to generate random customer arrivals for one night from 6 pm. to 10 p.m. as listed below. Index I Time Index I Time Index I Time Index I Time 1 I 06:00 6 I 06:37 11 I 08:12 16 I 08:59 2 I 06:05 7 I 06:58 12 I 08:21 17 I 09:06 3I06:08 8I0722 13I0833 18I0918 4 I 06:19 9 I 07:41 14 I 08.39 19 I 09.27 5 I 06:25 10 I 07:55 15 I 08:50 20 I 09:45