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Chapter 10, Problem 3(choose chapter or problem)
The thickness, in mm, of metal washers is measured on samples of size 5. The following table presents the means, ranges, and standard deviations for 20 consecutive samples.
The means are \(\overline {\overline X}=2.505\), \(\overline{R}=0.1395\), and \(\overline{s}=0.057\).
a. Calculate the \(3\sigma\) control limits for the chart. Is the variance under control? If not, delete the samples that are out of control and recompute \(\overline {\overline X}\) and \(\overline R\).
b. Based on the sample range , calculate the \(3\sigma\) control limits for the \(\overline X\) chart. Based on the \(3\sigma\) limits, is the process mean in control? If not, when is it first detected to be out of control?
c. Based on the Western Electric rules, is the process mean in control? If not, when is it first detected to be out of control?
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overline{X}
overline{overline X}=2.505
overline{R}=0.1395
overline{s}=0.057
3sigma
overline{overline X}
overline{R}
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overline{X}
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