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a problem in the process.
100 grams
100.5 grams
0.5 grams
102 grams
98 grams
100 grams
100 grams
0.5 grams
102 grams
98 grams
Crawford Pharmaceuticals
100 mg
100 mg
0.25 mg
100 pounds
101 pounds
0.65 pounds
104 pounds
96 pounds
Part b
DAY SAMPLE SIZE ARRIVING FLIGHTS (n = 30)
Oceanside Apparel Company
(n = 4) MEASUREMENTS (IN INCHES) MIN MAX X-bar R UCLx X-2bar LCLx UCLr r-bar LCLr
33.00
33.50
34.00
37.00
1 2 3 4 5
Sample Number
X-bar chart
X-bar UCLx X-2bar LCLx
Sample Number
R chart
R UCLr r-bar LCLr
Calculating upper and lower control limits for a continuous variable (sample size = 5)
Sample 1 2 3 4 5 X-bar R
234.75 35.10 34.00 35.48 36.64 35.19 2.64
434.31 34.56 35.36 35.38 34.30 34.78 1.08
633.78 35.26 35.79 34.52 34.51 34.77 2.01
835.23 34.06 35.50 34.96 35.43 35.04 1.44
10 35.16 33.26 35.92 34.08 33.33 34.35 2.66
12 35.70 33.74 34.59 35.38 34.34 34.75 1.96
Upper control limit for sample means: 35.78
Setting Up 99.7% Control Limits, Sampling by Attribute
No. of dissatisfied sample size = 100
Sample customers p-value p-bar = 0.0927
1 9 0.0900 st. dev = 0.0290
313 0.1300
610 0.1000
911 0.1100
12 70.0700
14 90.0900
16 80.0800
19 60.0600
22 80.0800
23 11 0.1100
25 90.0900
27 80.0800
28 12 0.1200
Other problems, not listed above
Slow response to inquiries
SAMPLE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS
(taken when the process was under control)
SAMPLE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS
(taken when the process was under control)
SAMPLE OBSERVATIONS (microns) X-bar R
June 10 4.2 3.9 4.0 4.0 3.9 4.00 0.3
June 15 3.8 4.2 4.0 4.8 4.2 4.20 1