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You are conducting a study on the blood glucose levels of 9 patients who are on strict diets and exercise routines.To monitor the mean and range of the blood glucose levels of your patients, you take a blood glucose reading every day for each patient for 20 days.The results are shown below.
 Day  Mean  Range  Day  Mean  Range 192.118011100.7089290.67771296.6777389.44731397.3375493.33811495.8980589.44711598.89686110.209016101.22887104.1012017107.33818108.209318108.00959107.709819106.897710112.7014520109.8980\begin{array} { l r c l l l } \text { Day } & \text { Mean } & \text { Range } & \text { Day } & \text { Mean } & \text { Range } \\1 & 92.11 & 80 & 11 & 100.70 & 89 \\2 & 90.67 & 77 & 12 & 96.67 & 77 \\3 & 89.44 & 73 & 13 & 97.33 & 75 \\4 & 93.33 & 81 & 14 & 95.89 & 80 \\5 & 89.44 & 71 & 15 & 98.89 & 68 \\6 & 110.20 & 90 & 16 & 101.22 & 88 \\7 & 104.10 & 120 & 17 & 107.33 & 81 \\8 & 108.20 & 93 & 18 & 108.00 & 95 \\9 & 107.70 & 98 & 19 & 106.89 & 77 \\10 & 112.70 & 145 & 20 & 109.89 & 80\end{array}
The upper control limit for your xˉ\bar { x } chart is ________.

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