1. The mean and standard deviation of a process are known to be μ 200 and o = 10. Calculatespecification limits that should contain at least 99% of the population assuming:a. Nothing is known about the distribution shape (Cheyshev).b. The distribution is unimodal (Camp-Meidell).c. The distribution is normal.

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