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Transcribed Image Text:In an effort to make better use of its resources, the New York City Food Bank engaged in lean process
improvement. This employee-driven kaizen effort resulted in a new method for packing meals for distribution
to needy families. One goal of the process improvement effort was to reduce the variability in the meal-packing
time. The following table summarizes information from a sample of data using the current method and the new
method. Did the kaizen event successfully reduce the population variation? Use a 0.10 and formulate the
appropriate hypothesis test.
Sample Size
Sample Variance
State the null and alternative hypotheses.
The p-value is greater than 0.20
What is your conclusion?
Current Method
Ho: o
of
H₁: o
of
Calculate the value of the test statistic (to 2 decimals).
Do not conclude
improvement.
7₁ = 41
4=21
Use Table 4 of Appendix B.
New Method
m₂ = 20
that the population variances has decreased due to the lean process
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