Control limits using x bar chart

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One of the runs rules for a control chart states that, if seven consecutive points fall above the centerline, we will declare the process to be out of statistical control. For an X-bar chart, calculate the probability of seven consecutive points falling above the centerline given a stable process. Is this probability associated with type I or type II error?

Reference no: EM1316697

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