Table 5.1 Factors for Calculating Three-Sigma Limits for the Chart and Chart

question 35

Multiple Choice

Table 5.1
Factors for Calculating Three-Sigma Limits for the Chart and R-Chart
Source: 1950 ASTM Manual on Quality Control of Materials,copyright American Society for Testing Materials.Reprinted with permission.
-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 5.1.What is the value of the lower control limit for the x-bar chart?

• A)less than or equal to 0.00100
• B)greater than 0.00100 but less than or equal to 0.00299
• C)greater than 0.00299 but less than or equal to 0.00499
• D)greater than 0.00499

Understand Lewin's force field theory and its emphasis on internal and external motivational forces.

Acknowledge the importance of expectancies in linking behaviors to goals, and cognitive factors in the determination of behavior.

Comprehend the role of cognitive theories in explaining motivated states through rational thought processes.

Recognize the contributions of expectancy-value theory to understanding motivated behavior as a result of need-goal value combinations.

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