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VBA LAB Exercises (SimulatioModeling)

                                                 

Even Roll No.s

Write a program in VB to pick a value from the excel and sheet and print out its square root,cube root on the excel sheet. Also, check whether the number is prime or not.
 Once this task is complete take a range of values (depicting arrival of customer) from excel and generate its cumulative frequency and using a rand function  generate arrival distribution

Odd RollNO.s

Write a program in VB to pick two values from the  excel and sheet and print out their addition and multiplication results on the excel sheet.  Also, check whether the sum of number is even or odd
 Once this task is complete take a range of values (depicting arrival of customer) from excel and generate its cumulative frequency and using a rand function   generate arrival distribution.  Simulate this process for generating arrival of 100 customers.
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Assignment    

 Generate a set of random numbers taking input seed from the user
2.       Generate the arrival  data for set of customers to the grocery shop given that the arrival follow poisson distribution with mean M
3.       Create a program in VB to calculate mean and srtandard deviation for the given data


           Take input in excel sheet and display the output in the excel sheet itself.
4.       Take  100 arrival data from user. Determine skewness of data using the skewness  formula

5.       Generate simulation table for Single server grocery shop problem in VBA range of values from excel sheet 
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