Solution:
Given in the question
p= 0.02
UCLp can be calculated as = p + 3*sqrt(p*(1-p)/n)) = 0.02 +
3*(0.02*0.98/100) = 0.02+ 0.0420 = 0.0620
LCLp can be calculated as = p + 3*sqrt(p*(1-p)/n)) = 0.02 +
3*(0.02*0.98/100) = 0.02- 0.0420 = -0.022
but defect rate can not be in -ve or less than 0 so LCLp = 0
SO UCLp = 0.0620 and LCLp = 0
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