To find the control limits of R chart, we first need to find (R-bar) which is the mean of all Ranges.
For the R chart the control limits are given as below
LCL = D3*R-bar
UCL = D4*R-bar
For sample size of 5, we have D3 = 0 and D4 = 2.115. Hence the control limits for range control chart are
LCL = 0*0.675 = 0
UCL = 2.115*0.675 = 1.428
The R-chart is plotted as below
Thus we can see that the correct graph is as per option c.
To find the control limits of x-bar chart we need to find the mean of all the means(x-double bar) along with the R-bar
Now for the x-bar chart the control limits are given as per below formula
Control Limits = (x-double bar) A2*(R-bar)
From the control chart tables for the sample size of 5, A2 = 0.577
Hence Control Limits for x-bar chart are
UCL = 95.402 + 0.577*0.675 = 95.791
LCL = 95.402 - 0.577*0.675 = 95.013
The following are quality control data for a manufacturing process at Kensport Chemical Company. The data...
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