Calculate the R control chart limits for a process with average X-bar equal to 700, and R-bar equal to 11, when using a sample size of n = 7. The specifications are 705 + 15 and the process output is normally distributed, LCL = 2.45, UCL = 19.55 %D LCL = 0, UCL = 28.31 %3D LCL = 3.82, UCL = 18.18 LCL = 0, UCL = 23.25 O LCL = 0.84, UCL = 21.16 %3D

Calculate the R control chart limits for a process with average X-bar equal to 700, and R-bar equal to 11, when using a sample size of n = 7. The specifications are 705 + 15 and the process output is normally distributed, LCL = 2.45, UCL = 19.55 %D LCL = 0, UCL = 28.31 %3D LCL = 3.82, UCL = 18.18 LCL = 0, UCL = 23.25 O LCL = 0.84, UCL = 21.16 %3D

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