A variable must lie between an upper and lower specification. The distribution of the variable is normal with standard deviation 0.6 mm. Determine the sample size and boundaries of acceptance region such that both of the below conditions are satisfied simultaneously. Condition1: If the population mean is below 45mm or above 47 mm the probability of lot acceptance is 10%. Condition2: If the population mean is between 45mm and 47 mm the probability of lot acceptance is 95%.

A variable must lie between an upper and lower specification. The distribution of the variable is normal with standard deviation 0.6 mm. Determine the sample size and boundaries of acceptance region such that both of the below conditions are satisfied simultaneously. Condition1: If the population mean is below 45mm or above 47 mm the probability of lot acceptance is 10%. Condition2: If the population mean is between 45mm and 47 mm the probability of lot acceptance is 95%.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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