p-chart to monitor

p-chart to monitor

The Shoe Store manufactures athletic shoes.  The company wants to establish a p-chart to monitor the production process using Z = 3.00.  The company has taken a sample of 50 shoes every 4 hours for a work week of five days.  Since the company runs two 8-hour shifts each day, this will result in 20 samples.  The sample results are as follows.

Sample    Number of
Defectives    Proportion
Defective
Sample    Number of
Defectives    Proportion
Defective
1    0    0.00    11    4    0.08
2    1    0.02    12    1    0.02
3    0    0.00    13    1    0.02
4    3    0.06    14    2    0.04
5    2    0.04    15    2    0.04
6    5    0.10    16    3    0.06
7    3    0.06    17    4    0.08
8    2    0.04    18    1    0.02
9    1    0.02    19    5    0.10
10    0    0.00    20    2    0.04

The population proportion defective is not known.  Construct a p-chart to monitor this process.

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