1. A process manufacturing missile component parts is being controlled, with theperformance characteristic being the tensile strength in pounds per square inch. Samplesof size 4 each are taken every hour and 30 samples are reported as below:30303045219.84, Σ-1Τι = 321.6, Σi= 1$i = 110.5(a) Find trial control limits for X and R charts.(b) Repeat part (a) for X and S charts.

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1. A process manufacturing missile component parts is being controlled, performance characteristic being the tensile strength in pounds per squar of size 4 each are taken every hour and 30 samples are reported as below Σ 2-1i = 45219.84, 2-1ri= 321.6, 2-1Si = 110.5 (a) Find trial control limits for Y and R charts

1. A process manufacturing missile component parts is being controlled, performance characteristic being the tensile strength in pounds per squar of size 4 each are taken every hour and 30 samples are reported as below Σ 2-1i = 45219.84, 2-1ri= 321.6, 2-1Si = 110.5 (a) Find trial control limits for Y and R charts

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