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    Case 13. KYM Mills

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    The document discusses a control chart for KYM Mills' garment production over a 3-week period. It shows that the production was within the lower and upper control limits, indicating the process was under control. Specifically, the lower control limit was 1.9896 and the production did not exceed the upper limit of 23.3438. Therefore, the document concludes that KYM Mills' 3-week production period was under control based on the control chart.

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    The document discusses a control chart for KYM Mills' garment production over a 3-week period. It shows that the production was within the lower and upper control limits, indicating the process was under control. Specifically, the lower control limit was 1.9896 and the production did not exceed the upper limit of 23.3438. Therefore, the document concludes that KYM Mills' 3-week production period was under control based on the control chart.

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    The document discusses a control chart for KYM Mills' garment production over a 3-week period. It shows that the production was within the lower and upper control limits, indicating the process was under control. Specifically, the lower control limit was 1.9896 and the production did not exceed the upper limit of 23.3438. Therefore, the document concludes that KYM Mills' 3-week production period was under control based on the control chart.

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    The document discusses a control chart for KYM Mills' garment production over a 3-week period. It shows that the production was within the lower and upper control limits, indicating the process was under control. Specifically, the lower control limit was 1.9896 and the production did not exceed the upper limit of 23.3438. Therefore, the document concludes that KYM Mills' 3-week production period was under control based on the control chart.

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    1. Is production within their control?

    As shown in the figure above, it shows the Upper Control Limit, Mean and

    the Lower Control Limit of KYM Mills on their garments. The lower control limit

    and upper control limit is the basis if the company can control their production

    process or not. In KJM Mills, the lower control limit is 1.9896, it indicates that if

    the production reach above its lower control limit not to exceed 23.3438 upper

    control limit the production of garments is in control.

    Based on the figure above, the sample and number of defects is in control

    because the production control limit using 15 sample lies within the control limit

    levels. Thus, KYM Mills 3-week period is in control.

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