A queuing theory analysis for the Department of Motor Vehicles determines that customers typically wait for 8 minutes and that the agency should strive never to exceed more than 5 customers in a single line. What is the maximum amount of time that customers should be expected to wait?

40 minutes

Explanation:

A queueing theory is simply the study of queues or waiting lines. From the question, we are informed that a queuing theory analysis for the Department of Motor Vehicles determines that customers typically wait for 8 minutes and that the agency should strive never to exceed more than 5 customers in a single line.

The maximum amount of time that customers should be expected to wait will be the wait time for a customers multiplied by the number of customers on a queue. This will be:

= 5 × 8 minutes

= 40 minutes

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