LLD - Design — Elevator SystemHow can a multiple elevator system reduce energy consumption while maintaining service quality?AKeep all elevators running at full speed constantlyBGroup nearby requests and assign to the same elevatorCIgnore passenger requests during low usage timesDUse only one elevator regardless of demandCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify energy-saving strategiesGrouping nearby requests reduces unnecessary stops and elevator movements.Step 2: Eliminate inefficient optionsRunning all elevators full speed wastes energy; ignoring requests or using one elevator hurts service.Final Answer:Group nearby requests and assign to the same elevator -> Option BQuick Check:Energy saving = Group requests [OK]Quick Trick: Batch requests to save energy [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESRunning all elevators constantlyIgnoring requestsUsing only one elevator
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