What is the USL for a process that is producing 2.87% above spec
if the process mean is 10 and the
process standard deviation is 1?
a. 11.90
b. 12.00
c. 22.00
d. None of the above
Answer: a; 11.90
Explanation:
The process produces 2.87% above specification, means (100-2.87) = 97.13% are within specification. Hence corresponding z-value = 1.90
z= (USL-Mean) / standard deviation
1.90 = (USL-10) / 1
USL = 1.90+10 = 11.90
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