calculate analytically the net rate for stage 1 orders and stage 2 orders for day 0 to 15.

Consider an e-shop that sells consumer goods to the public and processes incoming customer orders in two stages. Stage 1: Order is received and confirmed at warehouse. Order is picked and packed. Stage 2: Invoice and shipping bill is prepared. Order is dispatched. . The following figure is a stock and flow diagram of the order processing procedure: stage-1 orders stage-2 orders arrival rate stage-1 exit rate shipment rate The stocks "stage-1 orders" and "stage-2 orders are the number of currently processed orders in stage 1 and 2, respectively. "Arrival rate" is the rate at which customer orders arrive at the e-shop. "Stage-1 exit rate" is the rate at which stage-1 orders are forwarded to the next stage. "Shipment rate" is the rate at which processed orders are shipped to customers. Stage 1 and stage 2 are pipeline delays with delay times D. = 2 days and D2 = 1 day, respectively. Initially, the "arrival rate", "stage-1 exit rate" and "shipment rate" are equal to 0. Initially, both stocks "stage-1 orders" and "stage-2 orders" are equal to 0. The "arrival rate is equal to 25 orders/day for day t = 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 0 elsewhere (see figure below): orders/day 25 0 10 11 3 15 4