in each of several consecutive days of production of cola cans 500 cans are tested and the number of defects of each day are listed below. a. use the given process data to construct a control chart for p. b. use the three out of control criteria and determine whether the process is within statistical control. options for b: yes because all the criteria are satisfied, no because there is at least one point lying outside of the region between upper and lower control limits, yes because none of the criteria are satisfied, or no because there is a pattern trend or cycle that is obviously not random and there are eight or more consecutive points all above or below the central line. c. what action should be taken? The manufacturer should review their production process and attempt to remedy the cause of increasing variation in proportions of defects The manufacturer should proceed as before because the number of defects is increasing The manufacturer should review their production process and attempt to remedy the cause of increasing proportions of defects The manufacturer should proceed as before because the number of defects is decreasing and the production process appears to be improving
in each of several consecutive days of production of cola cans 500 cans are tested and the number of defects of each day are listed below. a. use the given process data to construct a control chart for p.
b. use the three out of control criteria and determine whether the process is within statistical control.
options for b:
yes because all the criteria are satisfied,
no because there is at least one point lying outside of the region between upper and lower control limits,
yes because none of the criteria are satisfied,
or no because there is a pattern trend or cycle that is obviously not random and there are eight or more consecutive points all above or below the central line.
c. what action should be taken?
The manufacturer should review their production process and attempt to remedy the cause of increasing variation in proportions of defects
The manufacturer should proceed as before because the number of defects is increasing
The manufacturer should review their production process and attempt to remedy the cause of increasing proportions of defects
The manufacturer should proceed as before because the number of defects is decreasing and the production process appears to be improving
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