Does Raising the LCL and lowering the UCL, in the absence of any other changes, will have no effect on the process mean?

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Ryota · Answer 1 · 2022-11-30T05:12:45+0000

Answer: no it doesn't

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The reason for this is that even when the process does shift, the sample means from the shifted process may still fall within these wide UCL and LCL limits.

Does Raising the LCL and lowering the UCL, in the absence of any other changes, will have no effect on the process mean?

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