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3 years ago

At wich step is a solution implemented in the decision-making process of solving a workplace problem ?

2 answers:

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The decision making process of solving a workplace have seven steps: Identification of the problem, understanding interests, list of possible solutions, evaluating the options, selecting the options, documenting of the agreements and agreeing on contingencies, monitoring and evaluation. The solution is implemented on the last step which is agreeing on contingencies, monitoring and evaluation because in here there are opportunities that are created to evaluate the agreements and the implementation of the solutions.

Anarel [89]3 years ago

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Answer:It’s the fifth step

Explanation:

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Therefore in this scenario one fifth of the bond was sold at $97,500.

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A) ≈ 3.509 grams

B) The process is not capable because the lowest Cpk which is 1.89 ≈ 1.9 is far from the ideal 1.33 capability index number ( NO )

c) 1.051 ounces

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A) The largest standard deviation ( in grams)

This can be calculated applying the capability index formula and according to the capability index formula the value at which a process is capable is at : 1.33

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B) we first calculate the process mean and std of the box

standard deviation = $\sqrt{variance }$

std of the six-bar box = $\sqrt{6*0.86^2}$ = 2.106

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the mean is not centered between the upper specification and the lower specification hence we will apply the formulae used in calculating the capability index for an uncentered process

Cpk = (upper value - process mean) / (3 * std of box),

= (187 - 175.079) / ( 3 * 2.106) = 11.921 / 6.318 = 1.89

Cpk = (process mean - lower value ) / (3*std of box)

= ( 175.079 - 153 ) / (3 * 2.106) = 22.079 / 6.318 = 3.49

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c ) lowest setting

calculate the value of the mean using capability index of 1.33

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mean = 187 - 1.33 * 3 * 2.106

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mean = 1.33 * 3 * 2.106 + 153

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the lowest setting in ounces

= 178.60 / ( 6 bar * 28 .33)

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