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The general model for the control limits for a control chart for the sample stat

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Question

The general model for the control limits for a control chart for the sample statistic w is the following:

UCL = Mu(w) + L * Sigma(w)

CL = Mu(w)

LCL = Mu(w) - L * Sigma(w)

where: L is the distance of the control limit from the center line

Mu(w) is the mean of the sample statistic w

Sigma(w) is the standard deviation of the statistic w

Assume that the sample statistic w is Normally distributed.

a. Find the Probability Limits (value of L) if we want to have a control chart with a

probability of 0.0001 of a type I error in each direction.

Ans: 3.7190

b. What is the in-control Average Run Length (ARL) for this control chart?

Ans: 5000

Final answer provided, need written steps. Thanks

Explanation / Answer

UCL = Mu(w) + L * Sigma(w)

CL = Mu(w)

LCL = Mu(w) - L * Sigma(w)

where: L is the distance of the control limit from the center line

Mu(w) is the mean of the sample statistic w

Sigma(w) is the standard deviation of the statistic w

Assume that the sample statistic w is Normally distributed.

a. Here control chart can have only 0.0001 of a type I error that means alpha = 0.0001 so we will check the probability level in z - table for p- value = 1- 0.0001 = 0.9999

by using calculator we find z - value for p = 0.9999 => z = 3.7190

that means L = 3.7180

b. The average run length (ARL) at a given quality level is the average number of samples (subgroups) taken before an action signal is given. The ARL tells us, for a given situation, how long on the average we will plot successive control charts points before we detect a point beyond the control limits. For an XBar chart, with no change in the process, we wait on the average 1/p points before a false alarm takes place, with pdenoting the probability of an observation plotting outside the control limits. For a normal distribution,here p=0.0001 at one side so p = 0.0001*2 = 0.0002 for two - tailed and the ARL is approximately 1/0.0002 = 5000.

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