A random daily consisting of so electrical circuitsUsed to manufacture an ele ctrononic devicefor a periad of 20 daye, and a fter examiningThem, the mumber of defective circuirts for eachday wa as follows:meas urementsX4X2XsXS1-04 1.01 o-981-021-002 1-02 0-97 0-96 1-01 \-023 1.011-07 0-99 1-031.0046-98 0-97 1.02 0.98o.985 0-991-03 0-98 1-02|1.016 -02 0.9S|1-041.02 0o-9571.00 0-991.01 1.02 1-ol0.99 1-02 1-001.041-099 1.03 1-040-99 1-02 0-94101.02 0-981.00 0.99 0.02terms of the specific controla) for the mean andbi for the range8

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A random daily consisting of so electrical circuits Used to manufacture an electrononic device for a periad of 20 daye, and a fter examining them, the mumber of defective circuirts for each day wa as follows! meas urements X2 XS XS 1-04 1.01 o-98 1-021-00 X4 2 1-02 0-97 0.96 1-01 -02 3 1.01 1-07 0-99 - 031.00 40-98 0-971.020.98 o.98 5 0-99 1-03 0-98 1-02 1.01 6 .02 0.9S|1-041.02 0.95 71.00 0-991.01 1.02 1-ol 8 | 0.99 1-02 1-0011-04|1-어 9 1.03 1.040-99 1.02 0-94 101.020.981.00 0.99 0.02 terms of the specific control a) for the wmean and b) for the range

A random daily consisting of so electrical circuits Used to manufacture an electrononic device for a periad of 20 daye, and a fter examining them, the mumber of defective circuirts for each day wa as follows! meas urements X2 XS XS 1-04 1.01 o-98 1-021-00 X4 2 1-02 0-97 0.96 1-01 -02 3 1.01 1-07 0-99 - 031.00 40-98 0-971.020.98 o.98 5 0-99 1-03 0-98 1-02 1.01 6 .02 0.9S|1-041.02 0.95 71.00 0-991.01 1.02 1-ol 8 | 0.99 1-02 1-0011-04|1-어 9 1.03 1.040-99 1.02 0-94 101.020.981.00 0.99 0.02 terms of the specific control a) for the wmean and b) for the range

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