3. The amount of variability from two processes is always bigger than the sum of the variability from each process.
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I would not agree strongly with statement because there has been various speculations regarding the same and this theory may not be applicable for all systems and processes and hence generalizing the same based on such aspects are not at all acceptable as well. I believe that this is system specific and needs to be considered based on the same.
3. The amount of variability from two processes is always bigger than the sum of the...
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A manufacturer believes that the variability of one of its processes is o?y=0.0005 millimeter?. A sample is taken from the process (sample size n = 6) and the sample variance is calculated to be s?y= 0.0020. Assuming that the measurements follow a normal distribution, evaluate the manufacturer's claim assuming an a value of 0.02. a) What statistic will you use to solve the problem? b) What is the value of the statistic? c) Do you agree with the claim of...