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During 1 30 minute observation, a web server received 2700 requests. The mean response time was 2 seconds. What is the mean number of queries in the system? Give both formula and result. Does your formula depend upon distributional assumptions?
QUESTION:During 1 30 minute observation, a web server received 2700 requests. The mean response time was 2 seconds. What is the mean number of queries in the system? Give both formula and result. Does your formula depend upon distributional assumptions?
SOLUTION:
GIVEN:
OBSERVATION INTERVAL : 1HOUR 30MINUTES ==>60+30 =90MINUTES
RECEIVED REQUEST : 2700
MEAN RESPONSE TIME : 2 SECONDS
FORMULA FOR ARRIVAL RATE IS GIVEN BY
WHERE
A =Total number of request arrived=2700
T= total interval of time =90min
NOW, as we know MEAN RESPONSE TIME IS 2 SECONDS
1 request will be completed in 2seconds
then
30 requests will be competed in 1 minutes
So,mean number of queries in the system is ZERO and it does not depends on the distributional assumptions.