Block 4 - lecture 2 Flashcards

1
Q

central limit theorem?

A

the average of non-normal individual values tends towards normal for n=4 and as the sample size increases

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2
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who proposed central limit theorem and how?

A

Stewart (1931) found the distributions of averages (n=4) for uniform and triangular distributions

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3
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how does central limit theorem help Xbar charts?

A

means the individual values don’t need to have a normal distribution.

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4
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what values do control limits apply to?

A

averages of subgroups

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5
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what values do spec limits apply to?

A

individual values

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6
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what’s the tolerance, in relation to process capability?

A

tolerance is the difference between spec limits

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7
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3 situations for capability and tolerance?

A

tolerance>capability - desirable, out of control without out of spec

Tolerance=capability - any shift means out of spec

tolerance

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8
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how to eliminate scrap by changing the process center?

A

if the centre is 6 standard deviations above lower spec limit (increases rework but removes scrap)
HOLES/SLOTS USE UPPER

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9
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how to find the percentage in a range of a normal distribution?

A

find the Z value
Z=(Zi-mu)/sd
look for ratio in table eg. 0.01=1%

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