Example: In a plant producing cylindrical parts, one of the parts was measured for control purposes. The outer diameter of the piece selected as a sample was measured 7 times. Find the standard deviation of the mean in the measurement according to the measurement results given in the table. Number Reading Value, Difference 82 8 = x-X, um mm 1 32,5549 2 32,5542 32,5534 4 32,5537 32,5541 32,5544 7 32,5547 3.

Example: In a plant producing cylindrical parts, one of the parts was measured for control purposes. The outer diameter of the piece selected as a sample was measured 7 times. Find the standard deviation of the mean in the measurement according to the measurement results given in the table. Number Reading Value, Difference 82 8 = x-X, um mm 1 32,5549 2 32,5542 32,5534 4 32,5537 32,5541 32,5544 7 32,5547 3.

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