As per the given data, we will be applying the formula to get the upper control limits i.e. the UCL and the lower control limits i.e. the LCL:
UCL = (P + 3) * (p(1-p) / n ) = (.016 + 3) * .016(.984) / 100 = .0536
UCL = (P - 3) * (p(1-p) / n ) = (.016 - 3) * .016(.984) / 100 = -.0216
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The defect rate for your product has historically been about 1.50%. For a sample size of 300, the upper and lower 3-sigma control chart limits are: UCLP=0.0361 LCLP= I NEED THE LOWER CONTROL LIMIT PLEASE :)
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