Use the sample data in the table below to construct x- and R- charts. Assume that the sample size is 5.SamplexRSamplexR195.721.01195.80.6295.24.91295.22.2395.18.91395.561.3495.44.41495.22.5595.46.51595.04.8695.321.11695.721.1795.40.91794.82.6895.44.31895.46.5995.08.21995.60.41095.50.62095.74.6

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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Sample	x	R	Sample	x	R
1	95.72	1.0	11	95.80	.6
2	95.24	.9	12	95.22	.2
3	95.18	.9	13	95.56	1.3
4	95.44	.4	14	95.22	.5
5	95.46	.5	15	95.04	.8
6	95.32	1.1	16	95.72	1.1
7	95.40	.9	17	94.82	.6
8	95.44	.3	18	95.46	.5
9	95.08	.2	19	95.60	.4
10	95.50	.6	20	95.74	.6