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    Number of Tubes 4 So, Number of Observations in Each Sample 4 X-Double Bar (

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    This document contains data from 25 samples of 4 observations each. It calculates the overall mean (X-double bar) as 63.488, and overall range (R-bar) as 1.496. It then determines the upper and lower control limits for an X-bar chart as 64.58 and 62.40 respectively. The upper control limit for an R-chart is calculated as 3.41, with the lower control limit being 0. Since all sample values fall within the control limits of both charts, it is concluded that the process is in control.

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    This document contains data from 25 samples of 4 observations each. It calculates the overall mean (X-double bar) as 63.488, and overall range (R-bar) as 1.496. It then determines the upper and lower control limits for an X-bar chart as 64.58 and 62.40 respectively. The upper control limit for an R-chart is calculated as 3.41, with the lower control limit being 0. Since all sample values fall within the control limits of both charts, it is concluded that the process is in control.

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    This document contains data from 25 samples of 4 observations each. It calculates the overall mean (X-double bar) as 63.488, and overall range (R-bar) as 1.496. It then determines the upper and lower control limits for an X-bar chart as 64.58 and 62.40 respectively. The upper control limit for an R-chart is calculated as 3.41, with the lower control limit being 0. Since all sample values fall within the control limits of both charts, it is concluded that the process is in control.

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    Number of Tubes 4 So, Number of Observations in Each Sample 4 X-Double Bar (

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    Chinish Kalra
    This document contains data from 25 samples of 4 observations each. It calculates the overall mean (X-double bar) as 63.488, and overall range (R-bar) as 1.496. It then determines the upper and lower control limits for an X-bar chart as 64.58 and 62.40 respectively. The upper control limit for an R-chart is calculated as 3.41, with the lower control limit being 0. Since all sample values fall within the control limits of both charts, it is concluded that the process is in control.

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    SAMPLE X-bar R

    1 63.5 2.0
    2 63.6 1.0
    3 63.7 1.7
    4 63.9 0.9
    5 63.4 1.2
    6 63.0 1.6
    7 63.2 1.8
    8 63.3 1.3
    9 63.7 1.6
    10 63.5 1.3
    11 63.3 1.8
    12 63.2 1.0
    13 63.6 1.8
    14 63.3 1.5
    15 63.4 1.7
    16 63.4 1.4
    17 63.5 1.1
    18 63.6 1.8
    19 63.8 1.3
    20 63.5 1.6
    21 63.9 1.0
    22 63.2 1.8
    23 63.3 1.7
    24 64.0 2.0
    25 63.4 1.5
    TOTAL = 1587.2 Total = 37.4

    Number of tubes = 4
    So, number of observations in each sample = 4

    X-double bar = ( ∑ X-bar)/Number of samples


    X-double bar = 1587.2 / 25
    X-double bar = 63.488

    R-bar = ( ∑Range)/Number of samples


    R-bar = 37.4 / 25
    R-bar = 1.496

    (A) UCLX = X-double bar + A2*R-bar


    LCLX = X-double bar - A2*R-bar

    # Using mean factor table, value of A2 = 0.729 for 4 observations.

    UCLX = X-double bar + A2R


    UCLX = 63.488 + (0.729*1.496)
    UCLX = 64.58

    LCLX = X-double bar A2R


    LCLX = 63.488 - (0.729*1.496)
    LCLX = 62.40
    (B) CORRECT GRAPH FOR SAMPLE DATA FOR THE XBAR CHART IS
    GRAPH A.

    Rationale: Graphs B and C show values of a few sample of X-bar above 64 but
    no sample has value greater than 64.

    (C) UCLR = D4*R-bar


    LCLR = D3*R-bar

    # Using mean factor table, value of D4 = 2.282 and D3 = 0 for 4 observations.

    UCLR = D4*R-bar
    UCLR = 2.282*1.496
    UCLR = 3.41

    LCLR = D3*R-bar
    LCLR = 0*1.496
    LCLR = 0

    (D) CORRECT GRAPH OF SAMPLE DATA FOR R-CHART IS GRAPH A.

    Rationale: The range of 1st sample is 2.0 and range of 2nd sample is 1.0 and only
    GRAPH A satisfies it.

    (E) Since all the sample value for x-bar chart and R-chart lie within the range of
    upper and lower control limits, therefore, the PROCESS IS IN CONTROL.

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