COST MANAGEMENT: CONNECT ACCESS CUSTOM
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Author: BLOCHER
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Chapter 17, Problem 42E
1.
To determine
Calculate the approximate value of k using Taguchi quality loss function (QLF).
2 a. and b.
To determine
Calculate the estimated quality loss for each of the observed measurements and calculate the expected loss per unit (to 2 decimal places) for the production process as a whole.
3 a.
To determine
Calculate the square of the deviation of the mean of the actual x-values from the targeted value, T.
3 b.
To determine
Compute the variance of the observed values of the quality characteristic x around the mean value of x.
3 c.
To determine
Calculate the expected (average) per unit loss of the process.
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