Erlang distribution

Erlang Distribution is a way to figure out the average number of things that happen in a certain amount of time. For example if you had 10 people working inside a factory, you could use the Erlang Distribution to figure out the average number of cars that they can build in an hour. The Erlang Distribution uses math to figure out the average number of things that happen in a certain amount of time, but it takes into account how good or bad each worker is at building cars. The Erlang Distribution also takes into account how many workers there are. So if you had 10 workers, and some were better than others, the Erlang Distribution could figure out the average number of cars they could all build together in an hour. That way, you would know the average number of cars that can be made in that factory in an hour.