Given the data below, and the XLS: 09-Quality and Process Control. Problem Calculator, calculate the Cp of the process knowing the Specification Limits. What is the estimated "Parts per Million" defects for this process? [See Table 9.1, a copy is in the Excel sheet] USL=6.7 LSL = 3.2 Process Data Sample A B с D E F G H 1 J K L M N O P Weight (g) 3.5 45 5.1 3.3 3.6 40 34 4.8 4.1 54 46 42 45 5.1 48 5.1

Given the data below, and the XLS: 09-Quality and Process Control. Problem Calculator, calculate the Cp of the process knowing the Specification Limits. What is the estimated "Parts per Million" defects for this process? [See Table 9.1, a copy is in the Excel sheet] USL=6.7 LSL = 3.2 Process Data Sample A B с D E F G H 1 J K L M N O P Weight (g) 3.5 45 5.1 3.3 3.6 40 34 4.8 4.1 54 46 42 45 5.1 48 5.1

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