you are measuring a process, and you are given the following information: overall average: 131 population stdev: 5 sample size: 11 determine the upper control limit if your desired confidence interval is 99.73%. enter your answer to one decimal place. it's ok if you get a negative number; in that case, just enter the minus sign in front of it.

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The upper control limit is 16.4 if our  desired confidence interval is 99.73%.

Given 131 population

standard deviation  = 5

sample size = 11.

mean   = 131/11 = 11.9.

determine the upper control limit if desired

confidence interval is 99.73%

What is Confidence interval?

In statistics, a confidence interval describes the likelihood that a population parameter will fall between a set of values for a given percentage of the time.

Confidence interval = sample mean ± margin of error

Upper limit  = sample mean + margin of error.

margin of error = z* * population of standard deviation/[tex]\sqrt{n}[/tex].

margin of error = 3.00 * 5/[tex]\sqrt{11}[/tex].

value of z* for 99.73% confidence interval  is 3.00.

so margin of error = 4.5.

Upper limit  = 11.9 + 4.5

Upper limit  = 16.4

The upper control limit is 16.4 if our  desired confidence interval is 99.73%.

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