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8) 2006 JULY
b) Define monte carlo simulation. Describe various steps in monte carlo simulation
Step 5: Analyze the results using histograms, summary statistics, confidence intervals,
c) The Lajwaab Bakery Shop keeps stock of a popular brand of cake. Previous
experience indicates the daily demand as given below:
0 0.01
15 0.15
25 0.20
35 0.50
45 0.12
50 0.02
Using this sequence, simulate the demand for the next 10 days. Find out the stock
situation, if the owner of the bakery shop decides to make 30 cakes every day. Also
estimate the daily average demand for the cakes on the basis of simulated data.
Solution.
Table 1
0 0.01 0.01 0
Table 2
1 21 25 5
2 27 25 10
3 47 35 5
4 54 35 0
5 60 35 5
6 39 35 10
7 43 35 15
8 91 45 30
9 25 25 25
10 20 25 20
Total 320 10
3 JUNE/JULY 2008
7)
(a) Input source: One characteristic of the input source is the size. The size is the
total number of units that might require service from time to time. It may be
assumed to be finite or infinite.
(c) Service mechanism: This consists of one or more service facilities each of
which contains one or more parallel service channel. If there is more than one
service facility, the arrival unit may receive the service from a sequence of service
channels.
b)
a)
First come, first served' is a very very common way of organizing access to a limited
resource or service in the real world. It can be explained by saying that whenever the
resource is available the person who has been waiting the longest is served, and
visualized by thinking of people standing in a single-file line, where the person at the
front is always served next and new arrivals join the back of the queue.
If you ask someone why this system is the best, they might instinctively say 'It is the
most fair'. But can we express what this fairness means in terms of some property, which
is maximized for this system and no other? It doesn't mean for instance that people all
wait the same time, or even that people who arrive at nearly the same time don't get
served a long time apart.
3) SERVICE SYSTEM
The service is provided by a service facility (or facilities). This may be a person (a bank
teller, a barber, a machine (elevator, gasoline pump), or a space (airport runway, parking
lot, hospital bed), to mention just a few. A service facility may include one person or
several people operating as a team. There are two aspects of a service system—(a) the
configuration of the service system and (b) the speed of the service.
C) OUT OF SYLLUBUS
JUNE-JULY 2008
3)
A Prohibited problem is the one in which there are one or more restrictions. E. g.
says there are 4 contractors – C1, C2, C3 & C4. And there are 4 roads to be
repaired – R1, R2, R3 & R4. But contractor C2 cannot or is not allowed to work
on R3. This is a prohibited problem
Steps –
1. Take Dummy (if required) & then convert in Regret matrix (if required)
3. Cover all Zeroes in the Table with Minimum possible lines. (Start from
maximum zeroes, either row-wise or column-wise).
5. If not optimal, write next table, change values & check again with Minimum
possible lines.
B) OUT OF SYLLUBUS
C) The critical path in the network diagram has been shown. This has been done by double
lines by joining all those events where E-values and L-values are equal.
The critical path of the project is : 1 - 2 - 4 - 5 - 7 - 8 - 9
critical activities are B, C, F, H, I, J
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