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The answer is B.

In the question it says "the intercept of 6" which means the equation has to have +6 in the answer, and there is only one answer choice containing that.

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Answer:

The utilization rate with the minimum number of voters = 0.75

Step-by-step explanation:

Rate of arrival of voters = 27 voters per hour

If each voter spends 5 minutes in the voting booth,

In 1 hour, number of voters = 60/5 = 12. i.e. service rate = 12 voters per hour

Utilization rate, UR= $\frac{Arrival rate}{service rate * number of voters}$ ...............(1)

Maximum value for UR = 1. i.e UR ≤ 1

$\frac{Arrival rate}{service rate * number of voters} \leq 1\\\frac{27}{12* number of voters} \leq 1\\27 \leq 12* number of voters\\2.25 \leq number of voters\\number of voters \geq 2.25$