4. A Quality Analyst wants to construct variable control chart to check if the packaging process is under control Below is information about the five samples selected by the quality analyst Sample X-bar 1 8.51 0.44 8.37 0.58 8.42 0.66 4 8.61 0.47 8.54 0.60 If the lower control limit for X-bar chart is 8.34, what is the sample size?

4. A Quality Analyst wants to construct variable control chart to check if the packaging process is under control Below is information about the five samples selected by the quality analyst Sample X-bar 1 8.51 0.44 8.37 0.58 8.42 0.66 4 8.61 0.47 8.54 0.60 If the lower control limit for X-bar chart is 8.34, what is the sample size?

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