3. Consider a two-station queueing network. Arrivals occur only at the first server and do so at rate 2. If an arriving

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3. Consider a two-station queueing network. Arrivals occur only at the first server and do so at rate 2. If an arriving customer finds server 1 free he enters the system; otherwise he goes away. When a customer is done at the first server he moves on to the second server if it is free and leaves the system if it is not. A customer who has completed service at the second server leaves the system. Suppose that server 1 serves at rate 4 while server 2 serves at rate 2. (a) Compute the stationary distribution of the process. (b) What is the asymptomatic proportion of time in the long run when customers cannot enter the system.
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