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[Step-by-Step] A process of building materials is designed to generate containers of three different weights. 10 pounds, 11 pounds and 12 pounds. An examination

Question: A process of building materials is designed to generate containers of three different weights. 10 pounds, 11 pounds and 12 pounds.

An examination of 40 of the containers records their actual weights and their desired weights. it is considered that a container is defective if its actual weight differs by more than 0.5 pounds of your desired weight. Make a contingency table with these data in which indicate how many containers, in each of the three groups are within the allowable difference.

-Record the observations as 1 if it is defective and 2 if it is not defective.

-explains if you can detect any pattern.

-Can you explain if a weight group has a higher proportion of defects?

Actual weight Desired weight Actual weight Desired weight

9.5 10 12.3 11
9.6 10 10.4 12
12.1 11 12.1 10
11.2 12 10.0 11
11.6 11 11.2 10
12.3 12 9.9 12
9.6 10 9.6 11
10.6 12 12.4 10
11.0 11 11.2 12
11.2 10 11.6 11
9.8 11 12.3 10
10.5 10 9.6 12
11.9 12 10.6 12
11.0 10 11.2 11
9.8 10 10.5 12
11.9 10 12.3 10
10.4 12 12.1 11
10.0 12 11.2 10
9.9 12 9.6 11
11.5 10 9.5 12

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