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20. What is the Upper Control Limit of the x-bar control chart? A. 12.030 B. 12.

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Question

20. What is the Upper Control Limit of the x-bar control chart? A. 12.030 B. 12.048 C. 11.9867 D. 11.943 21. What is the Upper Control Limit of the R control chart? A. 0.137 B. 0.06 C. 0 D. 0.154 Use the following information to answer questions #22 and #23: Oklahoma's assembly unit has decided to use a p-Chart to monitor the proportion of defective steel handles produced by their production process. The control limits on thes charts will be designed to include 95% of the sample proportions when the process is Control. The quality control manager randomly samples 100 steel handles at 6 successive time periods and counts the number of defective handles in the sample. 6 Average Defects1387 813 12 10.167 22. What is the Center Line of the p control chart? A. 0.10167B. 10.167 C. 1.88 D. 100 23. Choose the True statement: A. For a binomial situation, the trials are dependent. B. The curve of a normal distribution either touches or crosses the x-axis. C. Variable and random variable are same; there is no difference between them. D. For a Poisson situation, variance and mean (average) are not same. E. For probability, OSpsi

Explanation / Answer

As per the Chegg policy, we are advised to do one question at a time so i am attempting 23rd.

23. Option A is incorrect as the trails should be independent in binomial situation.

B is incorrect because normal distribution never crosses or touches the x - axis.

C is incorrect as there is a differecnce.

For Poisson, mean and variance are same so Option D is incorrect.

Hence,

Option E is correct.