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Weights measured in grams of randomly selected M&M plain candies: 0.957 0.912 0.925 0.886 0.920 0.958 0.915 0.914 0.947 0.939 0.842 What is the z-score for an M&M that weighs less than 0.866 grams? (round to the tenths place)

Please show all your work neatly including finding the correct units. for : A% = 40+51, so A =91% for : P_LA=B hPa. B= 0+1012, so B = 1012 for : P_denver=C hPa. C=3+838, so C =841

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7 A random study was conducted on the shop floor to findout the percentage of idle time.1000 observations were taken and at 250 times the machines were find idle. Calculate number of observations necessary to obtain the desired results assuming 95% confidence level and ±5% accuracy.

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A hospital must order the drug Porapill from the manufacturer of the drug. It costs $500 to place an order. Annual demand for the drug is normally distributed with mean 10,000 and standard deviation 3000, and it costs $5 to hold one unit in inventory for one year. (A unit is a standard container for the drug.) Orders arrive one month after being placed. Assume that all shortages are backlogged. a. What (R,Q) policy should the company use if it wants to meet 95% of all customer demand from existing inventory? b. Suppose the company could pay C dollars per year to decrease its lead time per order from one month to half a month. What is the most it would be willing to pay to do this (and still have a 95% service level)?

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With the following maintenance type, design weaknesses are redesigned to improve reliability or maintainability Select one: O a. Predictive maintenance O b. Corrective Maintenance O C. Preventive maintenance O d. Scheduled maintenance

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What does the term "tolerance" refer to when designing dynamic surfaces? A. Material durability B. The space between connected parts, designed for supported materials C. The friction and resistance between connected parts D. The dynamic surface design complexity Which of the following parameters must be considered before the design phase of a dynamic surface? Select all correct answers. A. Tolerance B. Element size C. Friction D. Minimum thickness E. Support material removal F. Positioning A dynamic surface is an array of connected surfaces that produces a mechanical effect; the movement of one surface causes predictable movement of the others. A. True B. False Which of the following are basic elements of 2D nesting? Select all correct answers. A. Part orientation B. Part combinations C. Spacing between parts D. Material selection Which of the following are benefits of proper nesting and positioning? Select all correct answers. A. Reduced material waste B. Reduced energy usage due to…

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1) An electric motor’s torque is a function of the speed at which it rotates. Many brushed AC motors have a linear toque curve as shown below. If the power output of the motor is equal to the torque (T) multiplied by the rotational speed in rad/s (w), what is the maximum power you can get out of the motor if the stall torque (Tstall) is 0.001 Nm and the no load speed (wno load) of 10,500 RPM? Give answer in Watts.

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Variables whose values are affected by changes in other variables are best described as B. Independent C. Static F. Nonhomogeneous G. Complex A. Dynamic E. Continuous variables. D. Dependent H. Extraneous

What is the availability (in %) of a system comprising the following components:a. Component Ai. MTBF = 100,000 hoursii. Repair time = 5 minutesb. Component Bi. MTBF = 1,000,000 hoursii. Repair time = 60 minutesc. Component Ci. MTBF = 150,000 hoursii. Repair time = 5 minutes

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Q1: Two manufacturing plants produce similar parts. Plant 1 produces 1,000 parts, 100 of which are defective.Plant 2 produces 2,000 parts, 150 of which are defective. A part is selected at random and found to be defective. What is the probability that it came from plant 1 ?

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