A queuing system is described by all of the following, except ________.
A) balking behavior
B) calling population
C) arrival process
D) queue configuration

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Balking behavior is not a description of a queuing system itself but rather a type of behavior exhibited by customers or entities within the system, where they decide not to join the queue after seeing its length or for other reasons. The calling population, arrival process, and queue configuration are all fundamental aspects that describe a queuing system.

A Queuing System Is Described by All of the Following