Problem 4 Marty Schatz owns and manages a chili dog and soft drink store near the campus. Although Marty can service 30 customers per hour on the average he only gets 20 customers per hour Because Marty could wait on 50% more customers than actually visit his store, it doesn't make sense to him that he should have any waiting lines. Marty hires you to examine the situation and to determine some characteristics of his queue. After looking into the problem, you find this to he an W1 system. a. What are your findings; (LJ W, Lq, Wq, p, Pu, k=max of 3]? Later on, Marty agreed the calculated ndings seemed to represent his approximate business situation. The cost of waiting per customer is 10 cents per minute. He is working 12 hours per day. You tell Marty that he could probably save most of the total customer's waiting cost per day if he hires another salesclerk. Marty agrees to provide you with all the chili dogs you can eat during a weeklong period in exchange for your analysis of the results of having two clerks servicing the customers. 1). Assuming that Marty hires one additional salesclerk whose service rate equals Marty's rate, complete the analysis