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Professor
Date
The Range of a Set of Data -_1
a.
processes in the four branches were varied throughout the 27 randomly selected dates. However,
the data range in each process in all the four branches did not go beyond the control limits. This
made it possible for the processes to be manageable. In the R-Bar however, the processes went
under the lower control limit in two occasions, a signal that calls for management to ensure
efficiency and optimum performances to be achieved.
However, the fluctuation shown in branch three is massive and there is need for the management
of the firm to reduce the fluctuation margin to ensure consistency of the process. control limits
indicate the extreme limits the processes can be allowed to go beyond which, control
mechanisms are put in place for control measures. This is in the case as indicated the R-Bar, the
lower control limit of the processes being set at zero, the two scenarios which went beyond the
control limit indicated the possibility of the company doing detrimental processes which are
using the resources in the firm with no tangible benefits realized in the company.
Analyzing the statistical data using the X-Bar and R-bar is essential since it establishes how the
processes carried in various branches are consistent with the operation process set in the
organization. This makes it possible for the management to efficiently manage the processes and
initiate the corrective measures when it is necessary to avoid delays which may lead to losses in
the company. The outcome from the analyzed data is useful to manager to make objective
decision on the overall performance of the firm.
The data for the firm is statistically analyzed using the X-Bar and R-Bar in the charts shown
bellow
data average and data range
The Range of a Set of Data -_2
Day
Branc
h1
Branc
h2
Branc
h3
Branc
h4
avg.
(X-
Bar) Range
1 15 11 26 22 18.5 12
2 13 13 23 17 16.5 10
3 23 17 23 11 18.5 20
4 20 14 31 9 18.5 17
5 11 14 26 15 16.5 18
6 24 10 29 12 18.75 15
7 13 19 25 11 17 30
8 9 25 41 24 24.75 24
9 22 13 33 21 22.25 12
10 22 6 25 9 15.5 22
11 16 8 28 22 18.5 20
12 23 22 28 25 24.5 -1
13 12 12 21 20 16.25 14
14 8 19 26 14 16.75 22
15 11 7 30 23 17.75 18
16 25 9 16 25 18.75 15
17 19 11 20 24 18.5 21
18 4 18 32 8 15.5 20
19 7 11 24 8 12.5 30
20 27 21 37 13 24.5 8
21 24 12 16 21 18.25 21
22 11 9 33 18 17.75 15
23 20 11 19 24 18.5 24
24 19 21 35 21 24 26
25 7 10 45 6 17 6.5
26 24 5 9 12 12.5 11
27 15 16 10 7 12 -7
X-BAR
Day
avg.
(X-
Bar)
X-
DBAR UCL ( LCL
1 18.5
18.157
41
21.590
24
14.724
57
The Range of a Set of Data -_3

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