Q5. If the process was in-control on P-chart and suddenly the variance of the process increases while the central line stays the same. The following parameters are for the process after the variance increase. (n-50, UCL=D0.31, LCL=D0.19, CL=0.25), find the probability of seeing out-of-control signal in the next sample. (Required table available below) O 0.326767172 O 0.049299438 0.232022525 0.008371274 0.08799547

Q5. If the process was in-control on P-chart and suddenly the variance of the process increases while the central line stays the same. The following parameters are for the process after the variance increase. (n-50, UCL=D0.31, LCL=D0.19, CL=0.25), find the probability of seeing out-of-control signal in the next sample. (Required table available below) O 0.326767172 O 0.049299438 0.232022525 0.008371274 0.08799547

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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