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a) Using the table, the average number of prescriptions in the queue =0.50 preseriptions (round your response to two decimal places) b) Using the given relationship, the average time a prescription spends in the queue = minutes (round your response to two decimal places) c) Wende decides to hire a second pharmacist, Ajay Aggerwal, whom she went to school with and who operates at the same speed in filling prescriptions. Using the table, the average number of prescriptions in the queue = 0.03 prescriptions (round your response to two decimal places). Using the given relationship, the average time a prescription spends in the queue after Wende has hired Ajay Agarwal =0.30 minutes (round your response to two decimal places). The pharmacist at Arnold Palmer Hospital, Wende Huehn-Brown, receives 18 requests for prescriptions each hour, Poisson distributed. It takes her a mean time of 2 minutes to fill each, following a negative exponential distribution. The waiting line table is provided below and also we know that Wq=Lq Click the icon to view the waiting line table a) Using the table, the average number of prescriptions in the queue = prescriptions (round your response to two decimal places). Data table a) Using the table, the average number of prescriptions in the queue =0.50 preseriptions (round your response to two decimal places) b) Using the given relationship, the average time a prescription spends in the queue = minutes (round your response to two decimal places) c) Wende decides to hire a second pharmacist, Ajay Aggerwal, whom she went to school with and who operates at the same speed in filling prescriptions. Using the table, the average number of prescriptions in the queue = 0.03 prescriptions (round your response to two decimal places). Using the given relationship, the average time a prescription spends in the queue after Wende has hired Ajay Agarwal =0.30 minutes (round your response to two decimal places). The pharmacist at Arnold Palmer Hospital, Wende Huehn-Brown, receives 18 requests for prescriptions each hour, Poisson distributed. It takes her a mean time of 2 minutes to fill each, following a negative exponential distribution. The waiting line table is provided below and also we know that Wq=Lq Click the icon to view the waiting line table a) Using the table, the average number of prescriptions in the queue = prescriptions (round your response to two decimal places). Data table