For the following three control attributes, you want to be 90 percent confident that the population...

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For the following three control attributes, you want to be 90 percent confident that the population deviation rate does not exceed 7.5 percent. Attribute 1-The purchase order was approved (purchasing department stamp provides evidence) Attribute 2-The purchase order, receiving report, and vendor invoice are included in each voucher packet Attribute 3-The accounts payable department compared product and quantities across the three documents (initials by an accounts payable clerk and auditor reperformance provide evidence) You tested a sample of 52 voucher packages and discovered the following deviations: Attribute 1: 2 deviations • Attribute 2: 1 deviation • Attribute 3: 0 deviations · Evaluate the results of your testing by: 1. In the Analysis tab, Sample group, choose Attribute to open the Attribute Sampling window. 2. Click on the Sample Evaluation tab 3. Enter the applicable parameters (e.g., % Desired confidence level is 90 and Sample size is 52, Number of deviations in sample listed above). Enter 1000 for the population size. 4. Click Compute What is the 1-Sided Upper Limit for each attribute? (Note: Ignore 2-Sided Limits when answering this question) Note: Round your "1-Sided Upper Limit" to 1 decimal place. 1-Sided upper limit for attribute 1 1-Sided upper limit for attribute 2 1-Sided upper limit for attribute 3 For the following three control attributes, you want to be 90 percent confident that the population deviation rate does not exceed 7.5 percent. Attribute 1-The purchase order was approved (purchasing department stamp provides evidence) Attribute 2-The purchase order, receiving report, and vendor invoice are included in each voucher packet Attribute 3-The accounts payable department compared product and quantities across the three documents (initials by an accounts payable clerk and auditor reperformance provide evidence) You tested a sample of 52 voucher packages and discovered the following deviations: Attribute 1: 2 deviations • Attribute 2: 1 deviation • Attribute 3: 0 deviations · Evaluate the results of your testing by: 1. In the Analysis tab, Sample group, choose Attribute to open the Attribute Sampling window. 2. Click on the Sample Evaluation tab 3. Enter the applicable parameters (e.g., % Desired confidence level is 90 and Sample size is 52, Number of deviations in sample listed above). Enter 1000 for the population size. 4. Click Compute What is the 1-Sided Upper Limit for each attribute? (Note: Ignore 2-Sided Limits when answering this question) Note: Round your "1-Sided Upper Limit" to 1 decimal place. 1-Sided upper limit for attribute 1 1-Sided upper limit for attribute 2 1-Sided upper limit for attribute 3

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