Please solve question 4. 1,2,3,and 4. Old LocationNew Location9.9810.129.849.1910.018.8210.2610.0510.159.638.828.6510.059.8010.0210.109.438.5110.2910.159.809.7010.039.1410.0310.009.7310.099.859.758.059.8710.019.609.278.7810.559.559.9810.058.839.3510.269.958.7210.129.399.549.979.708.809.499.489.369.878.729.849.379.648.68*Source: Harris Corporation, Melbourne FL.1. Construct a relative frequency histogram for the voltage readings of the old process.2. Construct a stem-and-leaf display for the voltage readings of the old process. Which of the two graphs in parts an and b is more informative?3. Construct a frequency histogram for the voltage readings of the new process.4. Compare the two graphs in parts a and c. (You may want to draw the two histograms on the same graph.) Does it appear that the manufacturingprocess can be established locally (i.e., is the new process as good as or better than the old)? 4)- A Harris Corporation/University of Florida study was undertaken to determine whether a manufacturing process performed at a remote location canbe established locally. Test devices (pilots) were set up at both the old and new locations and voltage readings on the process were obtained. A 'goodprocess' was considered to be one with voltage readings of at least 9.2 volts (with larger readings being better than smaller readings). The table containsvoltage readings for 30 production runs at each location.Production Runs from Old and New Manufacturing Process LocationsOld LocationNew Location9.9810.129.849.1910.018.8210.2610.0510.159.638.828.6510.059.8010.0210.109.438.5110.2910.159.809.7010.039.1410.0310.009.7310.099.859.758.059.8710.019.609.278.7810.559.5510.058.839.359.9810.269.958.7210.129.399.549.979.708.809.499.489.369.878.729.849.379.648.68*Source: Harris Corporation, Melbourne FL.

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1. Construct a relative frequency histogram for the voltage readings of the old process. 2. Construct a stem-and-leaf display for the voltage readings of the old process. Which of the two graphs in parts an and b is more informative? 3. Construct a frequency histogram for the voltage readings of the new process. 4. Compare the two graphs in parts a and c. (You may want to draw the two histograms on the same graph.) Does it appear that the manufacturing process can be established locally (i.e., is the new process as good as or better than the old)?

1. Construct a relative frequency histogram for the voltage readings of the old process. 2. Construct a stem-and-leaf display for the voltage readings of the old process. Which of the two graphs in parts an and b is more informative? 3. Construct a frequency histogram for the voltage readings of the new process. 4. Compare the two graphs in parts a and c. (You may want to draw the two histograms on the same graph.) Does it appear that the manufacturing process can be established locally (i.e., is the new process as good as or better than the old)?

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4th Edition

ISBN:9781285463247

Author:David Poole

Publisher:David Poole

Chapter2: Systems Of Linear Equations

Section2.4: Applications

Problem 2EQ: 2. Suppose that in Example 2.27, 400 units of food A, 500 units of B, and 600 units of C are placed...

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