Question 10.6: Refer to Example 10.4. If the san1ple size remains at n = 4,...
Refer to Example 10.4. If the san1ple size remains at n = 4, what must the value of the process standard deviation a be to produce an ARL of 10 when the process mean shifts to 3.5?
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