24. A food processing conpany has large tanks that are cleaned daily. Cleaning includes the use of packaged detergents, which dissolve in a solution inside the tanks. The company purchases detergent packages with a fill-weight specification of 12.00 0.08 oz. A supplier representative claims that his company uses statistical process control and will promise an inherent process capability of 0.20 oz. for the fill-weight specification. The brochure says nothing else about the process except that the advertised weight of the detergent packages is 12 oz. a. Should the food processor buy detergent from this supplier? Why or why not? h. If the supplier had control chart evidence that its fill-weight process was in fact centered at 12.00 oz. and was in a state of statistical control, how would your answer to question a change? Does all output meet specs? C. Suppose the supplier is a reliable provider of other products and can reasonably be expected to improve the detergent-packaging process. What advice would you offer to the food processor on seeking alternate suppliers? What advice would you offer the supplier regarding the relationship with the food processor