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Statistics For Engineers And Scientists 4th Edition William Navidi - Solutions
Repeat Exercise 3, using the S chart in place of the R chart. Repeat Exercise 3 The means are X̅ = 2.505, R̅ = 0.1395, and s̅ = 0.057. a. Calculate the 3σ control limits for the R̅ chart. Is the variance under control? If not, delete the samples that are out of control and recompute X̅ and
Someone constructs an X̅ chart where the control limits are at ±2.0σX̅ rather than at ±3σX̅ .a. If the process is in control, what is the ARL for this chart?b. If the process mean shifts by 0.5σX̅ , what is the ARL for this chart?c. In units of σX̅, how large an upward shift can be
The target fill weight for a box of cereal is 350 g. Each day a sample of 300 boxes is taken, and the number that are underweight is counted. The number of underweight boxes for each of the last 25 days is as follows: a. Compute the upper and lower 3σ limits for a p chart. b. Is the process in
The article ??Influence of Supplemental Acetate on Bioremediation for Dissolved Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons?? (T. Ebihara and P. Bishop, Journal of Environmental Engineering, 2002:505??513) describes experiments in which water containing dissolved polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) was fed into
Fluid inclusions are microscopic volumes of fluid that are trapped in rock during rock formation. The article ??Fluid Inclusion Study of Metamorphic Gold-Quartz Veins in Northwestern Nevada, U.S.A.: Characteristics of Tectonically Induced Fluid?? (S. Cheong, Geosciences Journal, 2002:103??115)
The following MINITAB output presents a power calculation. a.?What is the power requested by the experimenter? b. To guarantee a power of 0.864138, how many observations must be taken for all treatments combined? c. What is the difference between treatment means that can be detected with a power
The article cited in Exercise 19 provides measures of electrical conductivity (in μS/cm). The results are presented in the following table.Can a one-way analysis of variance be used to determine whether conductivity varies with location? Or is one of the necessary assumptions violated? Explain.
The article??Withdrawal Strength of Threaded Nails?? (D. Rammer, S.Winistorfer, and D. Bender, Journal of Structural Engineering, 2001:442??449) describes an experiment comparing the withdrawal strengths for several types of nails. The data presented in the following table are consistent with means
Refer to Exercise 17. It turns out that the measurements of operator 2 were taken in the morning, shortly after the balance had been powered up. A new policy was instituted to leave the balance powered up continuously. The three operators then made two weighings of three different wafers. The
The Williamsburg Bridge is a suspension bridge that spans the East River, connecting the boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan in New York City. An assessment of the strengths of its cables is reported in the article ??Estimating Strength of the Williamsburg Bridge Cables?? (R. Perry, The American
The article ??The Lubrication of Metal-on-Metal Total Hip Joints: A Slide Down the Stribeck Curve?? (S. Smith, D. Dowson, and A. Goldsmith, Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 2001:483??493) presents results from wear tests done on metal artificial hip joints. Joints with
The article referred to in Exercise 15 also presents measurements of Young??s modulus for side members of T-braced assemblies. The following table presents data in which the factors are the length of the side member and its method of attachment. There were 10 replications for each combination of
For some data sets, the F statistic will reject the null hypothesis of no difference in mean yields, but the Tukey–Kramer method will not find any pair of means that can be concluded to differ. For the four sample means given in Exercise 14, assuming a sample size of 4 for each treatment, find a
Refer to Exercise 14.a. Compute the quantity s = √MSE, the estimate of the error standard deviation σ.b. Assuming s to be the error standard deviation, find the sample size necessary in each treatment to provide a power of 0.80 to detect a maximum difference of 0.1 in the treatment means at the
Refer to Exercise 12. a. Compute the quantity s =??MSE, the estimate of the error standard deviation σ. b. Assuming s to be the error standard deviation, find the sample size necessary in each treatment to provide a power of 0.90 to detect a maximum difference of 0.2 in the treatment means at the
The article ??Use of Taguchi Methods and Multiple Regression Analysis for Optimal Process Development of High Energy Electron Beam Case Hardening of Cast Iron?? (M. Jean and Y. Tzeng, Surface Engineering, 2003:150??156) describes a factorial experiment designed to determine factors in a high-energy
In an experiment to determine the effect of curing time on the compressive strength of a certain type of concrete, the mean strengths, in MPa, for specimens cured for each of four curing times were X̅1. = 1316, X̅2. = 1326, X̅3. = 1375, and X̅4. = 1389. Assume that four specimens were cured for
The article ??Enthalpies and Entropies of Transfer of Electrolytes and Ions from Water to Mixed Aqueous Organic Solvents?? (G. Hefter, Y. Marcus, andW.Waghorne, Chemical Reviews, 2002:2773??2836) presents measurements of entropy and enthalpy changes for many salts under a variety of conditions. The
In a 25??1design (such as the one in Exercise 12) what does the estimate of the main effect of factor A actually represent? i. The main effect of A. ii. The sum of the main effect of A and the BCDE interaction. iii. The difference between the main effect of A and the BCDE interaction. iv. The
Four different types of solar energy collectors were tested. Each was tested at five randomly chosen times, and the power (in watts) was measured. The results were as follows. a. Construct an ANOVA table. You may give a range for the P-value. b. Can you conclude that the mean power differs for
The article ??An Application of Fractional Factorial Designs?? (M. Kilgo, Quality Engineering, 1988:19??23) describes a 25??1design (half-replicate of a 25design) involving the use of carbon dioxide (CO2) at high pressure to extract oil from peanuts. The outcomes were the solubility of the peanut
The article ??Anodic Fenton Treatment of Treflan MTF?? (D. Saltmiras and A. Lemley, Journal of Environmental Science and Health, 2001:261??274) describes a two-factor experiment designed to study the sorption of the herbicide trifluralin. The factors are the initial trifluralin concentration and
Refer to Exercise 18 in Section 9.1. a. Use the Fisher LSD method to find a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the means for annularly threaded and smooth shank nails. b. Use the Tukey??Kramer method to determine which pairs of nail types, if any, differ at the 5% level. Refer to
A process that manufactures vinyl for automobile seat covers was studied. Three factors were varied: the proportion of a certain plasticizer (A), the rate of extrusion (B), and the temperature of drying (C). The outcome of interest was the thickness of the vinyl (in mils). A 23 factorial design
Refer to Exercise 10. Is it plausible that the brands of spark plug all have the same mean lifetime? Refer to Exercise 10. One-way Analysis of Variance Analysis of Variance Source Brand Error Total DF 3 (b) 19 SS 176.482 (c) 235.958 MS (a) (d) (e) (f)
An experiment to compare the lifetimes of four different brands of spark plug was carried out. Five plugs of each brand were used, and the number of miles until failure was recorded for each. Following is part of the MINITAB output for a one-way ANOVA. Fill in the missing numbers for (a) through
In a small-disc test a small, disc-shaped portion of a component is loaded until failure. The article €œOptimizing the Sensitivity of the Small-Disc Creep Test to Damage and Test Conditions€ (M. Evans and D.Wang, J. Strain Analysis, 2007:389€“413) presents the results of a factorial
An engineering professor wants to determine which subject engineering students find most difficult among statistics, physics, and chemistry. She obtains the final exam grades for four students who took all three courses last semester and who were in the same sections of each class. The results are
The lifetime of a tool was investigated under three settings for feed rate and three settings for speed. Four tools were tested under each combination of settings. The results (in hours) were as follows. a. Construct an ANOVA table. You may give ranges for the P-values. b. Is the additive model
The article ??Impact of Free Calcium Oxide Content of Fly Ash on Dust and Sulfur Dioxide Emissions in a Lignite- Fired Power Plant?? (D. Sotiropoulos, A. Georgakopoulos, and N. Kolovos, Journal of Air and Waste Management, 2005:1042??1049) presents measurements of dust emissions, in mg/m3, for four
In a 2pdesign with one replicate per treatment, it sometimes happens that the observation for one of the treatments is missing, due to experimental error or to some other cause. When this happens, one approach is to replace the missing value with the value that makes the highest-order interaction
The article €œMulti-objective Scheduling Problems: Determination of Pruned Pareto Sets€ (H. Taboada and D. Coit, IIE Transactions, 2008:552€“564), presents examples in a discussion of optimization methods for industrial scheduling and production planning. In one
Refer to Exercise 9 in Section 9.1.a. Use the Fisher LSD method to find a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the means for temperatures of 70°C and 90°C.b. Use the Tukey€“Kramer method to determine which pairs of temperatures, if any, differ at the 5% level.Refer
Vermont maple sugar producers sponsored a testing program to determine the benefit of a potential new fertilizer regimen. A random sample of 27 maple trees in Vermont were chosen and treated with one of three levels of fertilizer suggested by the chemical producer. In this experimental setup, nine
Adding glass particles to clay brick may improve the structural properties of the brick. The article ??Effects of Waste Glass Additions on the Properties and Durability of Fired Clay Brick?? (S. Chidiac and L. Federico, Can J Civ Eng, 2007:1458??1466) describes experiments in which the compressive
Refer to Exercise 3 in Section 9.1. a. Use the Fisher LSD method to find a 95% confidence interval for the difference between the means for treatments B and D. b. Use the Tukey??Kramer method to determine which pairs of treatmets, if any, differ at the 5% level. Refer to Exercise 3 in Section 9.1.
The article ??Case Study Based Instruction of DOE and SPC?? (J. Brady and T. Allen, The American Statistician, 2002:312??315) presents the result of a 24??1 factorial experiment to investigate the effects of four factors on the yield of a process that manufactures printed circuit boards. The
The article ??Stability of Silico-Ferrite of Calcium and Aluminum (SFCA) in Air-Solid Solution Limits Between 1240?C and 1390?C and Phase Relationships within the Fe2O3-CaO-Al2O3-SiO2(FCAS) System?? (T. Patrick and M. Pownceby, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B, 2002:79??90) investigates
Archaeologists can determine the diets of ancient civilizations by measuring the ratio of carbon-13 to carbon-12 in bones found at burial sites. Large amounts of carbon-13 suggest a diet rich in grasses such as maize, while small amounts suggest a diet based on herbaceous plants. The article
A metal casting process for the production of turbine blades was studied. Three factors were varied. They were A: the temperature of the metal, B: the temperature of the mold, and C: the pour speed. The outcome was the thickness of the blades, in mm. The results are presented in the following
The article €œSprinkler Technologies, Soil Infiltration, and Runoff€ (D. DeBoer and S. Chu, Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2001:234€“239) presents a study of the runoff depth (in mm) for various sprinkler types. Each of four sprinklers was tested on
The article €œVariance Reduction Techniques: Experimental Comparison and Analysis for Single Systems€ (I. Sabuncuoglu, M. Fadiloglu, and S. C¸ elik, IIE Transactions, 2008:538€“551) describes a study of methods for reducing variance in estimators of the mean inventory on hand. Two
Refer to Exercise 1 in Section 9.1. A scientist wants to determine whether the mean strength of specimens cured at 30°C differs from the mean strengths of specimens cured at 0°C, 10°C, and 20°C.a. Use the Bonferroni method to determine which of the means, if any, for 0°C, 10°C, and 20°C
The antibiotic gentamicin sulphate is often blended with acrylic bone cement to help prevent infection following joint replacement surgery. The article ??Incorporation of Large Amounts of Gentamicin Sulphate Into Acrylic Bone Cement: Effect on Handling and Mechanical Properties, Antibiotic Release,
The following MINITAB output is for a two-way ANOVA. Something went wrong with the printer, and some of the numbers weren??t printed. Fill in the missing numbers in the table for (a) through (l). You may give ranges for the P-values. Two- way Analysis of Variance Analysis of Variance Source Row
The article €œEfficient Pyruvate Production by a Multi-Vitamin Auxotroph of Torulopsis glabrata: Key Role and Optimization of Vitamin Levels€ (Y. Li, J. Chen, et al. Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology, 2001:680€“685) investigates the effects of the levels of
Three different corrosion-resistant coatings are being considered for use on iron pipes. Ten pieces of pipe are marked off in six equal segments. For each pipe, two segments received coating A, two received coating B, and the remaining two received coating C. The pipes were placed in a corrosive
The effect of curing pressure on bond strengthwas tested for four different adhesives. There were three levels of curing pressure. Five replications were performed for each combination of curing pressure and adhesive. With adhesive as the row factor and curing pressure as the column factor, the
Refer to Exercise 2 in Section 9.1.a. Use the Bonferroni method to determine which means, if any, differ from the mean of the control group at the 5% level. b. Use the Tukey??Kramer method to determine which means, if any, differ from the mean of the control group at the 5% level. c. Which is the
The article referred to in Exercise 1 also considered the effect of gypsum on the electric conductivity (in dS m??1) of soil. Two types of soil were each treated with three different amounts of gypsum, with two replicates for each soil??gypsum combination. The data are presented in the following
The article ??Nutrient Deprivation Improves Field Performance of Woody Seedlings in a Degraded Semi-arid Shrubland?? (R. Trubata, J. Cortina, and A. Vilagrosaa, Ecological Engineering, 2011:1164??1173) presents a study that investigated the effect of varying the type of fertilizer on the height of
Give an example of a factorial experiment in which failure to randomize can produce incorrect results.
A study was done to see which of four machines is fastest in performing a certain task. There are three operators; each performs the task twice on each machine. A randomized block design is employed. The MINITAB output follows. a. Fill in the missing numbers (i) through (xii) in the output. b.
A machine shop has three machines used in precision grinding of cam rollers. Three machinists are employed to grind rollers on the machines. In an experiment to determine whether there are differences in output among the machines or their operators, each operator worked on each machine on four
The article €œOptimum Design of an A-pillar Trim with Rib Structures for Occupant Head Protection€ (H. Kim and S. Kang, Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 2001:1161€“1169) discusses a study in which several types of A-pillars were compared to
Indicate whether each of the following quality characteristics is a continuous, binary, or count variable.a. The number of flaws in a plate glass window.b. The length of time taken to perform a final inspection of a finished product.c. Whether the breaking strength of a bolt meets a
The thickness specification for aluminum sheets is 0.246–0.254 mm. Data from an X̅ chart, based on samples of size 6, that shows that the process is in control, yield values of X̅ = 0.248 and s̅ = 0.002.a. Compute the value of Cpk for this process.b. Is the process capability acceptable?
True or false:a. Control charts are used to determine whether special causes are operating.b. If no special causes are operating, then most of the output produced will meet specifications.c. Variability due to common causes does not increase or decrease much over short periods of time.d.
The specification for the diameters of ball bearings is 15.40–15.60 mm. Data from an X̅ chart, based on samples of size 8, that shows that the process is in control, yield values of X̅ = 15.52 and R̅ = 0.05.a. Compute the value of Cpk for this process.b. Is the process capability acceptable?
The following X̅ chart depicts the last 50 samples taken from the output of a process. Using the Western Electric rules, is the process detected to be out of control at any time? If so, specify at which sample the process is first detected to be out of control and which rule is violated. 3ơ 20
Fill in the blank. The choices are: is in control; has high capability.a. If the variability in a process is approximately constant over time, the process.b. If most units produced conform to specifications, the process.
Fill in the blank: Once a process has been brought into a state of statistical control,i. It must still be monitored continually.ii. Monitoring can be stopped for a while, since it is unlikely that the process will go out of control again right away.iii. The process need not be monitored again,
Refer to Exercise 3. In the last 50 samples, there were a total of 622 defective items. The largest number of defectives in any sample was 24, while the smallest number was 6. Is this enough information to determine whether the process was out of control at any time during the last 50 samples? If
Refer to Exercise 1.a. To what value should the process mean be set to maximize the process capability?b. Is it possible to make the process capability acceptable simply by adjusting the process mean? Explain.c. When the process mean is adjusted to its optimum value, what value must be attained by
Repeat Exercise 3, using the S chart in place of the R chart. Repeat Exercise 3. Samples of three resistors are taken periodically, and the resistances, in ohms, are measured. The following table presents the means, ranges, and standarddeviations for 30 consecutive samples. The means are X =
True or false:a. When a process is in a state of statistical control, then most of the output will meet specifications.b. When a process is out of control, an unacceptably large proportion of the output will not meet specifications.c. When a process is in a state of statistical control, all the
A newly designed quality-control program for a certain process involves sampling 20 items each day and counting the number of defective items. The numbers of defectives in the first 10 samples are 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0. A member of the quality-control team asks for advice, expressing concern
A process has mean 12 and standard deviation 3. The process is monitored by taking samples of size 5 at regular intervals. The process is declared to be out of control if a point plots outside the 3σ control limits on an X̅ chart.a. If the process mean shifts to 14, what is the average number of
Fill in the blank: When sampling units for rational subgroups,i. it is more important to choose large samples than to sample frequently, since large samples provide more precise information about the process.ii. it is more important to sample frequently than to choose large samples, so that special
A process that produces mirrors for automobiles is monitored by taking samples of 1500 mirrors and counting the total number of visual flaws on all the sample mirrors. Let cibe the total number of flaws on the mirrors in the ith sample. For the last 70 samples, the quantity has been
A quality-control apprentice is preparing a CUSUM chart. The values calculated for SL and SH are presented in the following table. Three of the values have been calculated incorrectly. Which are they? Sample SL SH 1 2 3 4 -1.3280 5 -1.4364 6. -2.0464 7 -1.6370 8 -0.8234 0.2767 9 -0.4528 0.1106 10
A process is monitored for flaws by taking a sample of size 70 each hour and counting the total number of flaws in the sample items. The total number of flaws over the last 50 samples is 1085. a. Compute the center line and upper and lower 3σ control limits.b. The tenth sample had five flaws.
A process has mean 8 and standard deviation 2. The process is monitored by taking samples of size 4 at regular intervals. The process is declared to be out of control if a point plots outside the 3σ control limits on an X̅ chart.a. If the process mean shifts to 9, what is the average number of
To set up a p chart to monitor a process that produces computer chips, samples of 300 chips are taken daily, and the number of defective chips in each sample is counted. The numbers of defective chips for each of the last 20 days are as follows: a. Compute the upper and lower 3σ limits for a p
Each hour, a 10 m2section of fabric is inspected for flaws. The numbers of flaws observed for the last 20 hours are as follows: a. Compute the upper and lower 3σ limits for a c chart. b. Is the process in control? If not, when is it first detected to be out of control? 38 35 35 49 33 48 40 47 45
Samples of eight bolts are taken periodically, and their diameters (in mm) are measured. The following table presents the means, ranges, and standard deviations for 25 consecutive samples. The means are X̅ = 9.9892, R = 0.2628, and s̅ = 0.0880. a. Calculate the 3σ control limits for the R̅
A certain type of integrated circuit is connected to its frame by five wires. Thirty samples of five units each were taken, and the pull strength (in grams) of one wire on each unit was measured. The data are presented in Table E10 on page 787. The means are X̅ = 9.81, R̅ = 1.14, and s̅ =
Refer to Exercise 4. Assume that the cost of repairing an assembly whose clearance is too little is $2, and the cost of repairing an assembly whose clearance is too much is $3. a. Express the total cost of repairs in terms of X and Y. b. Find the mean of the total cost of repairs. c. Find the
The lifetime, in years, of a certain type of pump is a random variable with probability density function.a. What is the probability that a pump lasts more than two years?b. What is the probability that a pump lasts between two and four years?c. Find the mean lifetime.d. Find the variance of the
Refer to Exercise 18.a. Find Cov(X, Y).b. Find ρX,Y.c. Find the conditional probability density function fY |X(y | 0.5).d. Find the conditional expectation E(Y | X = 0.5). Refer to Exercise 18. 3 5(x? + y³) 0
The lifetime of a certain component, in years, has probability density function.Two such components, whose lifetimes are independent, are available. As soon as the first component fails, it is replaced with the second component. Let X denote the lifetime of the first component, and let Y denote the
Particles are a major component of air pollution in many areas. It is of interest to study the sizes of contaminating particles. Let X represent the diameter, in micrometers, of a randomly chosen particle. Assume that in a certain area, the probability density function of X is inversely
A certain delivery service offers both express and standard delivery. Seventy-five percent of parcels are sent by standard delivery, and 25% are sent by express. Of those sent standard, 80% arrive the next day, and of those sent express, 95% arrive the next day. A record of a parcel delivery is
Refer to Example 2.26. Assume that the proportion of people in the community who have the disease is 0.05.a. Given that the test is positive, what is the probability that the person has the disease?b. Given that the test is negative, what is the probability that the person does not have the disease?
A system consists of four components connected as shown in the following diagram:Assume A, B, C, and D function independently. If the probabilities that A, B, C, and D fail are 0.10, 0.05, 0.10, and 0.20, respectively, what is the probability that the system functions? A D
A system contains two components, C and D, connected in parallel as shown in the diagram.Assume C and D function independently. For the system to function, either C or D must function.a. If the probability that C fails is 0.08 and the probability that D fails is 0.12, find the probability that the
In an experiment to determine the effect of ambient temperature on the emissions of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) of diesel trucks, 10 trucks were run at temperatures of 40°F and 80°F. The emissions, in ppm, are presented in the following table.Can you conclude that the mean emissions differ
If the level α remains the same, and the sample size increases, then the power will. Options: increase, decrease.
It is suspected that using premium gasoline rather than regular will increase the mileage for automobiles with a particular engine design. Sixteen cars are used in a randomized experiment. Eight are randomly chosen to be tested with regular gasoline, while the other eight are tested with premium
A certain manufactured product is supposed to contain 23% potassium by weight. A sample of 10 specimens of this product had an average percentage of 23.2 with a standard deviation of 0.2. If the mean percentage is found to differ from 23, the manufacturing process will be recalibrated.a. State the
The pH of an acid solution used to etch aluminum varies somewhat from batch to batch. In a sample of 50 batches the mean pH was 2.6, with a standard deviation of 0.3. Let μ represent the mean pH for batches of this solution.a. Find the P-value for testing H0 :μ ≤ 2.5 versus H1 :μ > 2.5.b.
When the light turns yellow, should you stop or go through it? The article “Evaluation of Driver Behavior in Type II Dilemma Zones at High-Speed Signalized Intersections” (D. Hurwitz, M. Knodler, and B. Nyquist, Journal of Transportation Engineering, 2011:277–286) defines the “indecision
The article €œAbyssal Peridotites > 3,800 Ma from Southern West Greenland: Field Relationships, Petrography, Geochronology, Whole-Rock and Mineral Chemistry of Dunite and Harzburgite Inclusions in the Itsaq Gneiss Complex€ (C. Friend, V. Bennett, and A. Nutman, Contributions
Five different variations of a bolt-making process are run to see if any of them can increase the mean breaking strength of the bolts over that of the current process. The P-values are 0.13, 0.34, 0.03, 0.28, and 0.38. Of the following choices, which is the best thing to do next?i. Implement the
A test is made of the hypotheses H0 :μ ≤ 10 versus H1 :μ > 10. For each of the following situations, determine whether the decision was correct, a type I error occurred, or a type II error occurred.a. μ = 8, H0 is rejected.b. μ = 10, H0 is not rejected.c. μ = 14, H0 is not rejected.d. μ
The article €œTime Series Analysis for Construction Productivity Experiments€ (T. Abdelhamid and J. Everett, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 1999:87€“95) presents a study comparing the effectiveness of a video system that allows a crane operator to
A machine that fills beverage cans is supposed to put 12 ounces of beverage in each can. The variance of the amount in each can is 0.01. The machine is moved to a new location. To determine whether the variance has changed, 10 cans are filled. Following are the amounts in the 10 cans. Assume them
A new material is being tested for use in the manufacture of electrical conduit, to determine whether it will reduce the variance in crushing strength over the old material. Crushing strengths are measured for a sample of size 16 of the old material and a sample of size 20 of the new material. If
The article “Wired: Energy Drinks, Jock Identity, Masculine Norms, and Risk Taking” (K. Miller, Journal of American College Health, 2008:481–489) reports that in a sample of 413 male college students, the average number of energy drinks consumed per month was 2.49 with a standard deviation of
If P = 0.50, which is the best conclusion?i. H0 is definitely false.ii. H0 is definitely true.iii. There is a 50% probability that H0 is true.iv. H0 is plausible, and H1 is false.v. Both H0 and H1 are plausible.
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