If X-double-bar = 23 ounces, σ = 0.4 ounces, and n = 16, what will be the ±3σ control limits for the x-bar chart?
22.70 to 23.30 ounces |
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21.8 to 24.2 ounces |
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22.25 to 23.75 ounces |
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23 ounces which is the correct answer? |
Process average=23
σ = 0.4 ounces
σx=σ/sqrt(n) where n= sample size
σx=0.4/sqrt(16)=0.4/4=0.1
UCL=Process average+zσx LCL=Process average-zσx
UCL=23+3*0.1=23.3
LCL=23-3*0.1=22.7
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