Chapter 8: Q 32 (page 478)
Identify the following specifications:
a. lower limit
b. upper limit
c. error bound
Short Answer
The lower limit is 24.52
The upper limit is 36.28
The error bound is 5.88
Chapter 8: Q 32 (page 478)
Identify the following specifications:
a. lower limit
b. upper limit
c. error bound
The lower limit is 24.52
The upper limit is 36.28
The error bound is 5.88
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