The following IS ADDITIONAL information and applies to the next TWO questions: Suppose that the waiting cost when customers are in the waiting queue is $1.25 per minute; the cost of one mechanic is $25 per hour. Also consider the following table: mu servers 5 6 0.03 lambda L La 6 19 0.32 0 60/19 = 3.16 5 1.93 10 19 0.53 10 60/19 = 3.16 3.65 0.48 Use as much as you need to answer the next questions. 5 0 5 Question 11 (1 point) Ignore your answer to the previous question. Suppose there are 5 mechanics, and the customers park their cars and go inside to line up in a single queue to check-in for the service. Use the info above to determine the cost per hour of this system (round your intermediate calculations to three decimals, and your final answer to the nearest $): The following IS ADDITIONAL information and applies to the next TWO questions: Suppose that the waiting cost when customers are in the waiting queue is $1.25 per minute; the cost of one mechanic is $25 per hour. Also consider the following table: mu servers 5 6 0.03 lambda L La 6 19 0.32 0 60/19 = 3.16 5 1.93 10 19 0.53 10 60/19 = 3.16 3.65 0.48 Use as much as you need to answer the next questions. 5 0 5 Question 11 (1 point) Ignore your answer to the previous question. Suppose there are 5 mechanics, and the customers park their cars and go inside to line up in a single queue to check-in for the service. Use the info above to determine the cost per hour of this system (round your intermediate calculations to three decimals, and your final answer to the nearest $)