Six samples of five observations each have been taken and the results are listed
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Six samples of five observations each have been taken and the results are listed below. Using the factors from the attached table 10-2, determine the upper and lower control limits for both of the X-bar and R charts,
1 2 3 4 5 6
79.20 80.50 79.60 78.90 80.50 79.70
78.80 78.70 79.60 79.40 79.60 80.60
80.00 81.00 80.40 79.70 80.40 80.50
78.40 80.40 80.30 79.40 80.80 80.00
81.00 80.10 80.80 80.60 78.80 81.10
X - BAR 79.48 80.14 80.14 79.60 80.02 80.38
RANGE 2.60 2.30 1.20 1.70 2.00 1.40
What is the X-bar CL?
a. 80.44
b. 79.96
c. 78.88
c. 81.04
Explanation / Answer
Xbar-Bar = Mean of Xbar values = ( 79.48 + 80.14+ 80.14+79.60+80.02 + 80.38) / 6 = 79.96
Rbar = Nean of Range values = ( 2.6 + 2.3 + 1.2+ 1.7 + 2 + 1.40 ) / 6 = 1.866
Sample size = n = 5
Relevant values of constants for n= 5 as derived from standard table for Xbar and Range charts :
A2 = 0.577
D4 = 2.114
D3 = 0
Control Limits for Xbar chart :
Upper control Limit = Xbar-bar + A2.Rbar = 79.96 + 0.577x1.866 = 79.96 + 1.076 = 81.036
Lower Control Limit = Xbar-bar – A2.Rbr = 79.96 – 0.577 x 1.866 = 79.96 – 1.076 = 78.884
Control Limit for Range chart:
Upper Control Limit = D4.Rbar = 2.114 x 1.866 = 3.944
Lower Control Limit = D3.Rbar = 0
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