Question: Problem # 3 [ 4 0 pts ] You are modeling a sit down restaurant: Customers ( really groups of customers needing a single table

Problem #3[40pts]
You are modeling a sit down restaurant:
Customers (really groups of customers needing a single table) arrive at the restaurant at a rate of
50 groups per hour. No groups are seated after 8:30pm.
Customers are not willing to wait forever to get a seat. Customers will wait Triangular(5,15,40)
minutes before deciding to leave and look for another place to eat. Send reneging customers to a
"Sink2" so you can visually see them leaving.
The restaurant has 30 tables. Assume any group can be seated at any available table. Service time
for each group is NORM(70,15) minutes.
Add status plots showing the number of tables in use and the number of reneging
customers so far. Run interactively to see behavior (suggest speed factor of 7 to 8)
To answer the following questions, run 30 replications of an evening shift 5-10pm (with
no warmup).
Document the following in the Word doc:
% utilization of the tables
How many customer groups were served on average over the evening shift?
On average, what was the wait time for customer groups before being seated?
On average, how many customer groups reneged? What percentage of all arrivals reneged?
Suppose it costs $6hr for each additional table added to the restaurant (assume space is
available). The profit per customer group served is $75. Is it worthwhile to add additional tables?
Justify your answer.
 Problem #3[40pts] You are modeling a sit down restaurant: Customers (really

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