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Statistical Process Control (SPC) is often described as an applied side of the Binomial, Poisson, and Normal distributions. Many have said that an X-bar control chart is simply a Normal distribution turned on its side. Some argue that our statistics course shouldn’t try to cover these applications because they represent an analytical skill rather than a statistical technique. Discuss, first whether or not you agree with the notion that SPC is an application of what we’re learning in this class, and second, whether coverage of the topic is helpful in this class. How might your outcomes after this class be affected – positively or negatively – by whether or not we cover Chapter 16 in the text? chapter 16 is quality control methods

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Not only SPC any other topics are very helpful in our lives.

life is a learning curve we should never stop learning and unnecessary topics should not learn.

Being a statistics students we should be thorough with all mathematical concepts and its applications

if we left any topic which is a related one has negative effect but we have positive effects if we deal more topics.

Statistical Process Control (SPC) is often described as an applied side of the Binomial, Poisson, and Normal distributions. Many have said that an X-bar control chart is simply a Normal distribution turned on its side. Some argue that our statistics course shouldn’t try to cover these applications because they represent an analytical skill rather than a statistical technique is not right argument

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