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A P chart will be created in this regard:
Solution:

Now,

Or. P bar = 91/5106 = 0.0178

Or n = 5106/20 = 255 almost.


Calculations:
So, the control chart is given
below:

The process is not under control as there is a point situated outside the control limit. For the process to be under control, all the p values should be within the control limits which is not in the case of this experiment...
End of the Solution...