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PRACTICE PAOBLEMS: VARIABLE CHARTS Work theogh the foliowng problemts using the staictical teshiniquesyou leamed in Nodules 2 add 3. The solutigns can be lochniquesy in the "Solutisos" section beginnieg on page 185 . The following measuleme-1s are dal indicator reabings of a Problem 3-1. oin damete. The spectication is 250 inch plus or mimis .006 five peces in a row were messurd erery lithen minutes Does-a treq-eticy histogram of the measurements-10ok noimin? Does a histogram of the meaberenens look nomah? Does an averepe and range chan noleter that an assgenble cuse was presert at any time? it so. what coold it be? Problem-3.3. look again at the shath moverert dura in Problen 2.3 Cocetruct avetage aris range chants isiog the following growping of the dits. Use a sibgroup sample siat of the 1. A. B, C, asd D. Problem 3-2. Fout pleces were taken trom a lathe opention at fitieen: 2 E, F, G, and H. minute intervals. The dimension measured is at undercut dame: 3. 1. K and 1 tet on a ball fint stud, The spectication is 750 phus of mises 4. M, N, Q and ? 005 inctes 5. A. E. 1, and 4 The tollowing measurements were obtained. For colvenience in reotding. 750 inch was subterated from each measurement befote e was recouded, so a 5 is really. 755 minas 750,31 as 749 minus 750,20 is ecetly 750 , and so on * ANC PONT OUTSIDE of DEE COWTAOL LA1TS THE CEITAMLLNE * A RUN of T NTErukis up oA DOWN.

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