Course dashboard oThe following table gives the results of daily inspections of 800 units of a standard-designweredelectronic device produced during the month of June 2020.cofestionDate in June Rejects3104.12166107121021111712121313141417141820192220122114241525152627102812a)Estimate the total proportion of rejects during this month.The proportion rejected is: 0.013b)Establish a single set of control limits for the daily fraction of rejects, showing the daily results.The proportion of the rejects over the 20 working days of June 2020 is as follow:Date in JuneProportion3421MAY280VECDEWURMacBook AirLO 27102812a)Estimate the total proportion of rejects during this month.The proportion rejected is: 0.013b) Establish a single set of control limits for the daily fraction of rejects, showing the daily results.The proportion of the rejects over the 20 working days of June 2020 is as follow:Date in JuneProportion36.7101112131417181920212425262728The control limits are as follows:UCL = 3.726LCL =CL = 0.018c)Comment on the stability of the manufacturing process.The process is Stable21MAYottvR mnMacBook AirLO

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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