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Suppose that Suppose that   and R charts are based on subgroups of size four are being used to monitor the tire diameter size of a new radial tire manufactured by a tire company.The   and R charts are found to be in statistical control with   inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that distribution of these measurements is approximately normally distributed.Compute the natural tolerance limits for this process. A) (48.68 52.32)  B) (49.89 51.11)  C) (48.86 52.14)  D) (46.75 54.25) and R charts are based on subgroups of size four are being used to monitor the tire diameter size of a new radial tire manufactured by a tire company.The Suppose that   and R charts are based on subgroups of size four are being used to monitor the tire diameter size of a new radial tire manufactured by a tire company.The   and R charts are found to be in statistical control with   inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that distribution of these measurements is approximately normally distributed.Compute the natural tolerance limits for this process. A) (48.68 52.32)  B) (49.89 51.11)  C) (48.86 52.14)  D) (46.75 54.25) and R charts are found to be in statistical control with Suppose that   and R charts are based on subgroups of size four are being used to monitor the tire diameter size of a new radial tire manufactured by a tire company.The   and R charts are found to be in statistical control with   inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that distribution of these measurements is approximately normally distributed.Compute the natural tolerance limits for this process. A) (48.68 52.32)  B) (49.89 51.11)  C) (48.86 52.14)  D) (46.75 54.25) inches.A histogram of the tire diameter measurements indicates that distribution of these measurements is approximately normally distributed.Compute the natural tolerance limits for this process.


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