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Suppose that a tire manufacturer uses Suppose that a tire manufacturer uses   and R charts based on subgroups of size 4 to monitor tire diameter.The   andR charts are found to be in statistical control,with   inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that these measurements are approximately normally distributed.Find the sigma level capability of the process. A) 1.93 B) 3.22 C) 0.64 D) 0.22 and R charts based on subgroups of size 4 to monitor tire diameter.The Suppose that a tire manufacturer uses   and R charts based on subgroups of size 4 to monitor tire diameter.The   andR charts are found to be in statistical control,with   inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that these measurements are approximately normally distributed.Find the sigma level capability of the process. A) 1.93 B) 3.22 C) 0.64 D) 0.22 andR charts are found to be in statistical control,with Suppose that a tire manufacturer uses   and R charts based on subgroups of size 4 to monitor tire diameter.The   andR charts are found to be in statistical control,with   inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that these measurements are approximately normally distributed.Find the sigma level capability of the process. A) 1.93 B) 3.22 C) 0.64 D) 0.22 inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that these measurements are approximately normally distributed.Find the sigma level capability of the process.


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