Answer:
a)
USL = 6.2 inches
LSL = 5.8 inches
b) Cp = 1.33
Cpk = 0.67
c)
Yes it meets all specifications
Step-by-step explanation:
The specification for a plastic handle calls for a length of 6.0 inches ± .2 inches. The standard deviation of the process is estimated to be 0.05 inches. What are the upper and lower specification limits for this product? The process is known to operate at a mean thickness of 6.1 inches. What is the Cp and Cpk for this process? Is this process capable of producing the desired part?
Given that:
Mean (μ) = 6.1 inches, Standard deviation (σ) = 0.05 inches and the length of the plastic handle is 6.0 inches ± .2
a) Since the length of the plastic handle is 6.0 inches ± .2 = (6 - 0.2, 6 + 0.2)
The Upper specification limits (USL) = 6 inches + 0.2 inches = 6.2 inches
The lower specification limits (LSL) = 6 inches - 0.2 inches = 5.8 inches
b) The Cp is given by the formula:

The Cpk is given by the formula:
c)
The upper specification limit lies about 3 standard deviations from the centerline, and the lower specification limit is further away, so practically all units will meet specifications

Answer:
C. (15/2,9/2)
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the midpoint of two points
midpoint = (x1+x2)/2 , (y1+y2)/2
= (17+-2)/2, (1+8)/2
= 15/2, 9/2
Answer:
93
Step-by-step explanation:
Key :
A1 = Algebra 1
A2 = Algebra 2
Alright so basically lets first look at the info they gave us :
We have 5 more than twice as many students taking A1 than we do A2.
We have 44 students taking A2.
And we need to find the least amount of students that could be taking A1.
So we need to take the amount of students taking A2 (44) and double it to find the amount taking A1.
So we can do 44 x 2 = 88 to get this.
But the problem also states there is 5 more then twice the number of students taking A2.
So we have that 88 but now we just need to add 5 to make up for them telling us that in the problem.
So :
88 + 5 = 93
Our final answer and least amount of students taking A1 is 93 students.
Step-by-step explanation:
So you solve the equation for x and then solve it for y. If the x and y match the given ordered pair then the answer is yes