Question

31. The calling population is termed finite when:

a. There is restriction on the minimum number in the queue.
b. Only a limited number of people may use the facility in any given period.
c. The interarrival time is not very large.
d. There is no queue discipline specified.

Answer 1

b. Only a limited number of people may use the facility in any given period.

Step-by-step explanation:

The calling population refers to population of potential costumers. The calling population can either be finite or infinite.

The finite calling population is a waiting line system with a specific, limited number of costumers that arrive at a facility or a limited number of people that are allowed to make use of a facility or service. A typical example of finite population calling is the telephone booth where only one costumer is allowed in a booth and others queue up waiting in line to use the booth.

Answer 2

b. Only a limited number of people may use the facility in any given period.

Step-by-step explanation:

Calling population is the total number of people who are categorized as potential customers.

The calling population is finite when there is a set range of the amount of the subject topic. The calling population is described as being finite when only a limited number of people may use the facility in a given period.