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In this, we are analysing a multiphase queueing system of three heterogeneous servers using matrix – geometric method. Arrival of passengers follows the Poisson’s distribution law with parameter λ, while the servers serving their services (parameter µ) using exponential distribution law on the basis of FCFS discipline. The solution of steady state queue length for a continuous Markov chain is derive by Matrix Geometric method. Various performance measurements for this system such as stationary queue length distribution, waiting time distribution and busy period distribution are obtained. Numerical example with graphical arrangement are also discuss.
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