Why do range charts exist? Aren't x-bar charts enough?
What will be an ideal response?
Range charts and mean charts perform different functions. The mean chart is used to detect changes in the average of a process. But that average might stay the same while output is getting more scattered. The purpose of the range chart is to detect changes in the uniformity (dispersion) of a process.
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A) Transient B) Secondary C) Protected D) Core E) Variable
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