Describe how an X-bar and R chart would look if they were under normal statistical control
What will be an ideal response?
An X-bar and R chart under normal statistical control exhibits the following characteristics. Both charts will have no patterns, trends, or runs. There will be a few points on or near the centerline. No points will be beyond the control limits. Two-thirds of the points will be near the centerline. The points will be balanced on both sides of the centerline and the points will move freely back and forth across the centerline.
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