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Anuta_ua [19.1K]
3 years ago
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Jars of pickles are sampled and weighed. sample measures are plotted on control charts. the ideal weight should be precisely 11

oz. which type of chart(s) would you recommend to monitor the process? select one:
a. r-chart, but not x-bar chart


b. x-bar chart, but not r-chart


c. both x-bar chart and r-chart


d. p-chart


e. c-chart
Business
1 answer:
Anvisha [2.4K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

c. both x-bar chart and r-chart.

Explanation:

When Jars of pickles are sampled and weighed, sample measures are plotted on control charts and the ideal weight should be precisely 11 oz.

Both x-bar chart and r-chart can be used to monitor the process.

The x-bar and r-chart in statistical process monitoring (spm) are quality control charts used to monitor the process mean and process variation simultaneously, based on samples collected in subgroups in a given time.

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