1 pts Question 12 A statistical process control (SPC) chart plots the sample output (obtained at a certain point in time) against the upper and lower control limits, UCL and LCL (these are the upper and lower dotted lines in the figure below). Where are the UCL and LCL typically set? 1 SAM SAMTAMM MMM At the sample's expected value plus 3 sigma and minus 3 sigma, respectively. At the upper and lower specification limits (USL and LSL). At the sample's expected value plus 6 sigma and minus 6 sigma, respectively. At USL - 3 sigma and at LSL + 3 sigma, respectively. 1 pts Question 13 A new sample (not shown in the plot below) from Mary's output was found to hit the center of the bull's-eye, as was a new sample from Alice's process. What do the two new samples seem to suggest (both were perfectly centered in the bulls-eye)? The black dots in the picture identify output from previous samples. Mary Alice Mary's process is out of control while Alice's process is also out of control. Mary's process is in control while Alice's process is also in control, Mary's process is out of control while Alice's process is in control. O Mary's process is in control while Alice's process is out of control