Based on the set up in this queue modeling example so far, one would expect the actual and theoretical system times and waiting times

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to be completely unrelated.

To show actual times are almost always longer than theoretical times as the latter are often underestimates.

To show actual times are almost always shorter than theoretical times, because the system did not start in steady$-$state.

To be closer in value if the simulation were to run for a larger number of iterations $($customer arrivals$)$ as the system would eventually reach steady state.

Exactly two answers are correct.

None of the answers are correct.