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A process that is considered to be in control measures an ingredient in ounces.

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A process that is considered to be in control measures an ingredient in ounces. Below are the last 10 samples (each of size n = 5) taken. The population process standard deviation is 1.64

Samples               Item 1   Item 2   Item 3   Item 4   Item 5

1             11           10           9             9             11

2             11           9             11           11           10

3             12           8             10           11           10

4             11           10           11           11           10

5             12           11           9             11           9

6             11           9             7             13           8

7             11           10           9             8             10

8             14           10           9             10           7

9             7             8             11           11           10

10           11           12           10           7             13

Standard deviation of the sampling means =?

Based on the 10 samples taken, x double overbar = ? ounces

With z=3, the control limits for the mean chart are:

UCL Subscript x overbar

UCLx =                                                

LCL Subscript x overbar

LCLx =

Based on the 10 samples taken, average range Upper R overbar R =

For the given sample size, Upper Range (Upper D4) =

For the given sample size, Lower Range (Upper D3) =

The control limits for the range chart are:

                                              

UCL Subscript Upper R

UCLR =

                                               

LCL Subscript Upper R

LCLR =

Explanation / Answer

Given , sample size = n = 5

Following are the relevant values of constants for n = 5 as derived from standard table for Xbar and R chart :

D4 = 2.114

D3 = 0

Now,

Xbar-bar = Mean of sample means = 100.80/10 = 10.08

Rbar = Mean of range values = 38/10 = 3.8

Sample size = n = 5

Control limits for Xbar chart with Z = 3 :

Upper Control Limit = UCLx = Xbar-bar + 3 x ( Sample Standard deviation/ Square root ( n))

Lower Control Limit = LCLx = Xbar-bar – 3 x ( Sample Standard deviation / Square root ( n))

Therefore ,

UCLx = 10.08 + 3 x 0.4341/ Square root ( 5 ) = 10.08 + 3 x0.4341/2.236 = 10.08 + 0.5824= 10.6624

UCLx = 10.08 - 3 x 0.4341/ Square root ( 5 ) = 10.08 - 3 x0.4341/2.236 = 10.08 - 0.5824= 9.4976

Control Limits for R chart :

Upper Control Limit = UCLr = D4. Rbar = 2.114 x 3.8 = 8.033

Lower Control Limit = 0 ( since D3 = 0)

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