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[Solution] You are measuring a process whose mean has traditionally been 5m and whose variance has traditionally been 2/3 m 2 . You monitor the process

Question: You are measuring a process whose mean has traditionally been 5m and whose variance has traditionally been 2/3 m 2 . You monitor the process with a control chart whose LCL and UCL are 4 and 6 m respectively using samples of size n = 6. The process mean shifts to 4.5m, but the variance does not change. What is the probability of making a Type II error on the first sample after the shift? YOU MUST SHOW WORK to receive any credit.

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