b) Compute the CL, UCL and LCL of the given data using k 3. Construct an X-bar chart. Sample Number Observations 1 32 36 42 28 32 40 3 39 52 28 4 50 42 31 5 42 45 34
b) Compute the CL, UCL and LCL of the given data using k 3. Construct an X-bar chart. Sample Number Observations 1 32 36 42 28 32 40 3 39 52 28 4 50 42 31 5 42 45 34
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Hi. Please answer only B in this question because I already got the answer to A. Also, can you show me how to get the UCL and LCL without using control constants? Thank you! I've provided the formula that should be used.
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