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how all necessary computations ebuleli textile produces denim jeans. Jebuleli believes that approximately 99.74% of the variability in the production and thus should be within control limits. The company has taken 10 samples (one per day for 10 days), each containing 100 pairs of jeans, and inspected them for defects. Number of Sample Defectives 10 0 14 10 15 14 12 10 10 The proportion defective for the population is not known. The company wants to construct a chart to determine when the production process might be out of control. . Show all necessary computations i. Draw an appropriate control chart and depict the points on the chart ii Comment on the distribution of the sample points.
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