Dominic Iovino

QUANT HW.
April 7, 2014
6.11
1. X Charts- Upper Control= 10.0221
Lower Control= 9.9789
Mean= 10.0005

R Chart- Upper Control= .0376

Lower Control= 0
Mean= .0115

The data indicates that the process is in control, because it is the sample averages
fall inside the upper and lower levels, if they were outside of the levels they would
be considered erratic or out of control.
6.15

If the next three days are 12, 5, and 13 then the data is still in control. Because the
sample numbers are in between the upper and lower levels. For the data to be out

of control the sample size would have to be above 14 or below 0.