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Ralf Bohle GmbH, a German manufacturing company, produces bicycle and wheelchair tires under the Schwalbe Tire brand name. Road and racing cyclists require specific tires that meet demanding specifications, and Ralf Bohle is concerned about monitoring the width of its road tires for these picky consumers. The company has a lower specification limit of 23 mm and an upper specification limit of 24 mm for the width of their flagship Schwlbe Pro One TT racing tire. After monitoring their process for some time, the company determines that the widths of tires produced is
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