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Consider the control chart shown here: Does the pattern appear random? Would the use of warning limits reveal any potential out-of-control conditions? Apply the Western Electric rules to the control chart in Exercise 5.17. Are all the process out of control satisfied? UCL Center line LCL 10 12 14 16 18 20
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