In Example 7.6, suppose that potential customers arrive in accordance with a renewal process having interarrival distribution
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In Example 7.6, suppose that potential customers arrive in accordance with a renewal process having interarrival distribution F.Would the number of events by time t constitute a (possibly delayed) renewal process if an event corresponds to a customer
(a) entering the bank?
(b) leaving the bank?
What if F were exponential?
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