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Table 7.17.1 Factors for Calculating Three- Sigma Limits for The Xˉ\overline { \bar { X } }

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Table 7.17.1
Factors for Calculating Three- Sigma Limits for the Xˉ\overline { \bar { X } } - chart and RR - chart
 Table  7.1  Factors for Calculating Three- Sigma Limits for the  \overline { \bar { X } }  - chart and  R  - chart    -A milling operation has historically produced an average thickness of 0.005 inch with an average range of 0.0015 inch. Currently, the first three items from each batch of 20 are inspected. Use Table 1.. What is the value of the   UC L \overline{_\mathrm{X}} ?   A)  less than or equal to 0.00200 B)  greater than 0.00200 but less than or equal to 0.00399 C)  greater than 0.00399 but less than or equal to 0.00599 D)  greater than 0.00599

-A milling operation has historically produced an average thickness of 0.005 inch with an average range of 0.0015 inch. Currently, the first three items from each batch of 20 are inspected. Use Table 1.. What is the value of the
UCLX?UC L \overline{_\mathrm{X}} ?

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