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1. Control charts are usually expressed in terms of average values ​​and their dispersion. Give an...

1. Control charts are usually expressed in terms of average values ​​and their dispersion.
Give an explanation (and the reason) about the condition of a production system that is
stated in the control chart

2. From the results of the control chart analysis, how to determine the correlation between
changes in product quality conditions for the causes?

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i tried to collect the proper data for the problem asked above from the notes i made on control chart.

Answer is as follows:

1) Answer :

you can search to get the detailed explaination about each chart with problems from standard books.

2) Answer :

THANK YOU.

samet mamat answered 7 months ago
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