X-bar-bar = Average of X-bar = (3+5+4+2)/4 = 3.5
R-bar = Average of R = (2+1+4+1)/4 = 2
Sample size (n) = 3
For n = 3, A2 = 1.023
UCL = X-bar-bar + A2*R-bar = 3.5 + 2*1.023 = 5.546
LCL = X-bar-bar – A2*R-bar = 3.5 – 2*1.023 = 1.454
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