step 2-what is the upper control limit? round to three decimal
places
step 3- what is the lower control limit? round to three
decimal places
step 4- use the following sample data, taken from the next
time period, to deteemine if the process “in control” or “out of
control”
observations:12.99,12.98,13.04,13.04,12.98
sample mean: 13.006
step 5:use the following sample data, taken from the next time
period, to deteemine if the process “in control” or “out of
control”
observations: 13,12.98,12.97,12.95,13.04
sample mean: 12.988
step 6:use the following sample data, taken from the next time
period, to deteemine if the process “in control” or “out of
control”
observations: 13.07,13.05,13.08,12.99,13.09
sample mean:13.056
step 7: based on the control limits established what is the
probability that the production manager will conclude that the
process is “out of control” when the process is actually “in
control” round your answer to three decimal places