In this question you should state the parameters of any distributions you use.
At a burger shop, the wait time, \(W\) (in minutes), is defined to be the time from when a customer places an order at the counter until the food is collected. It was proposed that \(W\) is modelled by \(N(2,{{1.5}^{2}})\).
A new model for \(W\) is given by \(N(5,{{1}^{2}})\).
A customer bought burgers from the shop on three independent occasions, with wait times denoted by \({{W}_{1}}\), \({{W}_{2}}\) and \({{W}_{3}}\) respectively. Let \(\bar{W}=\frac{{{W}_{1}}+{{W}_{2}}+{{W}_{3}}}{3}\).
On the 4th occasion, the customer went to the restroom immediately after the order was placed. The time spent in the restroom, in \(T\) minutes, is modelled by \(T\sim N(7,{{1.5}^{2}})\).
Assume that the time taken to walk to the restroom is negligible and \(W\) and \(T\) follow independent normal distributions.
To reduce the wait time for customers, the shop later installs self-order kiosks. The wait time from when a customer places an order at the kiosk until the food is collected is modelled as being reduced by \(20\%\) compared to that at the counter.
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